

Koman i lé la sours
1988-01-01 · 26 min · Not rated
In Réunion, a young woman from La Source, a suburb of Saint-Denis, walks around and goes from house to house to visit. Mother to one and navigating a frustrated love story with a plumber, the home she nurtures is a popular place for gathering the community.
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- Directors
- Madeleine Beausejour
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- ATELIERS CINEMATOGRAPHIQUES SIRVENTES
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- Status
- Released
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