Mamitiana Razafimandimby

Fresh from his elite studies abroad, Johary returns to lead the local hospital, only to fall for the one woman he’s forbidden to love. As their families wage war in the fields and the wards, a series of hilarious misunderstandings pushes the couple to the breaking point. The truth eventually comes to light, but unmasking the real troublemaker is only the beginning of their problems.

Benja has made his choice, but the shadows of the Seminary run deep. While the eccentric Nary Volomborona turns a house of God into a gateway for lovers and artists, suspicions on grandma grow: what is the true price of a forced marriage and what is being hidden in the silence?

The Seminary is no refuge for doubt or melodrama; it is a crucible of devotion. Some dismiss Angele as a harmless dreamer; others write off Din as a passing shadow. But when belief is tested and loyalties fracture, where will your faith stand?

Between a family feud that won't die and a wedding that’s been postponed yet again, Johary and Bakoly are at their breaking point. Little do they know, the chaos isn't accidental. With Landy pulling the strings of a workplace conspiracy, the couple’s dream is being dismantled from the inside out. Can their love survive a war on two fronts?

Scoop Digital production focusing on the disco era.

Inspired by a story dating from the royal era, Jalôko is a dramatic film mixing adventure and suspense. The hero of the film is nicknamed “Jalôko”, literally gigolo, a typical character living in the outlaw community. But with his big heart, he managed to seduce the king's only daughter, the princess. But nothing happened as easily as that for folk heroes. They had to overcome many obstacles.

One accidental uniform swap. Zero emergency training. Nary is the city’s newest and fakest Commandant. He’s got a borrowed badge on his chest, but as the web of lies tangles, he’s about to find out that "fake it until you make it" is a lot harder when things start exploding.

Third movie of the Play Boys franchise

With Rajao out of prison and Landy back at it, the Randrenja family inheritance war has reached a breaking point. However, it is Fanja’s unexpected return that truly threatens the status quo. Now, a newcomer named Jao has appeared to challenge Rajao’s authority.

Reckless choices and cold indifference have pushed two families to the brink. While Emmanuel turns a blind eye to the crisis, Ralay’s secret hand is finally exposed as the source of the chaos. He has systematically destroyed the peace in the homes of the Pastor and Rajao. In this brutal war between parents, the children are the ones who are paying the ultimate price.

The church is in a state of total upheaval as one man’s hidden agenda is finally brought to light. This desperate need to escape to a new life abroad has become a social disease, infecting everyone it touches. While the congregation struggles to find answers, Landy’s own greed stands in the way of the truth. As the masks begin to slip, the community is forced to confront a shocking act of neglect that no one can explain.

Children may be a blessing, but they can also push a person to the brink of insanity when the wrong plans take root. The walls are closing in and the phrase "we are finished" has never felt more real. As the streets buzz with the latest scandal, the life of an innocent child hangs in the balance. Where will this journey finally end?

The hierarchy is clear: Ralay holds the power. The Pastor lives for trouble and Randrenja has completely lost his mind. To make matters worse, Rajao is finally losing the special treatment he once took for granted. It is a world of schemes and stolen status, proving that in this life, there is a sucker born every minute.

Portrays the far-from-average life of a Malagasy character in a humorous way, with suspense, fights, comedy, and adventures.

Rajao wouldn't stop until he and the Pastor reached France, even if it meant leaving a trail of destruction in their wake. But the reality of life abroad is not what he imagined it would be. Amidst the fallout, Marianne’s hidden agenda begins to surface. She is forced to make a choice between the love of a child and the allure of wealth.

After the disappearance of Randrenja, a powerful businessman, the family is torn apart over his inheritance. Between drama and comedy, this instalment of the franchise takes the viewer into a world of conflict, against a backdrop of corruption, abuse of power and social injustice.

The Malok’Ila Zeparsa movie, while introducing new faces, remains faithful to the original spirit of the series. Among those new characters, Rajao Junior, bringing a new dynamic to the story as a courageous orphan, aged around 12 years old. His character, true spiritual heir of Rajao, combines comedy and intelligence, positioning himself as the ideal sidekick of the protagonist. Through a touching narration of daily life, the tribulations of adolescence and family dynamics, the film transports us to varied settings, from Nosy Be to Ankadivoribe, from Antananarivo to Bongolava.

Twelfth instalment of the franchise in which the main characters find themselves in a western-esque premise.

Eleventh instalment of the franchise.

Some secrets are more dangerous than any weapon. As the truth about their families finally comes out, Johary and Bakoly’s lives are thrown into total chaos. With their future falling apart and Landy’s jealousy reaching a breaking point, a mysterious newcomer named Ralay steps into the light.

Second movie of the Play Boys franchise

The romantic dreams of Landy and Bakoly are dismantled when Ravo and Zara enter the frame. As these new players disrupt their lives, the path forward becomes a maze of conflicting emotions. With their separate love stories in ruins, all eyes are on Johary to see if he can survive the coming storm.

Fourteenth instalment of the franchise.