

Talia's Journey
Genres
Overview
Talia is a 19-year-old Belgian girl, with Senegalese roots, who is visiting her country of origin for the first time. In Dakar, in his cousin's family's luxurious villa, he hopes to meet his grandmother. But she can't find her anywhere and the villa quickly becomes a "golden prison." Until she meets Malika, a mysterious bird peddler.
Details
Budget
$8517
Revenue
$0
Runtime
79 min
Release Date
2023-05-17
Status
Released
Original Language
French
Vote Count
0
Vote Average
0
Nadège Bibo-Tansia
Talia
Aminata Sarr
Malika
Oumy Sow
Binta
Atticha Okako Ehadi
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