

Drama · Family
Overview
The academic year is fast approaching, it is the decisive moment for Daniel, 17 years old, to convince these parents of his choice of training
Top Cast


MFOULE BENGONE JOSEPH
MFOULE BENGONE JOSEPH
DANIEL OBIANG
MFOULE BENGONE JOSEPH
DANIEL OBIANG


ASSOUMOU NGOUA Cadryl
ASSOUMOU NGOUA Cadryl
MARC OBIANG
ASSOUMOU NGOUA Cadryl
MARC OBIANG


ABOGHE Marie-Nicole
ABOGHE Marie-Nicole
LAURA OBIANG
ABOGHE Marie-Nicole
LAURA OBIANG
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