Watani: A World Without Evil (1998)
Two men of different backgrounds lose their respective jobs, setting off a series of events that brings them together in tragic circumstances.
Top billed cast
Patrick PoiveyPatrick Clément- Coumba Awa TallMrs. Sylla
- Mboup MassylaAmadou Sylla
Anne JolivetMrs. Clément
James Campbell
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