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Amok(1983)
Status: Released
Date: 1983-04-01
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Time: 1h 43m
Overview:
A rural teacher discovers the harsh realities of his South Africa.
Languages: French.
Countries:
Guinea,
Morocco,
Senegal
ProductionCompanies:
M.C.
Interfilms
Sylicinéma
Movie: Amok
Top 8 Billed Cast
Robert Liensol
Mathieu Sempala
Miriam Makeba
Joséphine Sempala
Richard Harrison
Elton Horn
Gianni Garko
Le journaliste Breyten
Edmund Purdom
Jaarsveld
George Ardisson
Le chef de la police
Claudio Gora
M. Horn
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