This film poses the problem of the emancipation of women in Senegal through the intersecting story of three young girls from the same family. Raised differently, they will not meet the same fate.
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Mahama Traoré Director
La Jeune Fille Trailer
Senegal 01 January 1969
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27 June 1969
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01 January 1969
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16 August 1969
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13 March 1969
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23 September 1969
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06 November 1969
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18 June 1969
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10 March 1969
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28 April 1969
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