The Divorce
Magloire and Florence got married traditionally, with the approval of their families. Three years later, they face a serious crisis in their couple and want to divorce. But it still has to be done with the consent of their families.
Magloire and Florence got married traditionally, with the approval of their families. Three years later, they face a serious crisis in their couple and want to divorce. But it still has to be done with the consent of their families.
Serge Abessolo
Magloire
Ernest Akué
Mathias
André-Pierre Békalé
Didier
Adrien Ivanga
Alphonse
Fabienne M'Boyi
Véronique
Laurène Moutsinga
Florence
Steve Simon Mvé Biwomo
Gervais
Raphaël Ondimba
Serge
Magloire and Florence got married traditionally, with the approval of their families. Three years later, they face a serious crisis in their couple and want to divorce. But it still has to be done with the consent of their families.
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