Lambaaye

Lambaaye

1972 · 81 min · Comedy

Following a misunderstanding, a traveler is mistaken for an important official on an inspection tour. Nothing will be spared to coax him into turning a blind eye to the prevarications: embezzlement, exactions of all kinds practiced by the local notables.

Directed by Mahama Traoré · Written by Mahama Traoré

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