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A daughter of a jailed businessman is demoted to intern after her father is arrested. Now finding herself at the same position as the employees she was once so cruel to, she must win their trust to help prove her father's innocence.
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A daughter of a jailed businessman is demoted to intern after her father is arrested. Now finding herself at the same position as the employees she was once so cruel to, she must win their trust to help prove her father's innocence.
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Genre:Drama
Written By:Ivie Okujaye
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Runtime:117 minutes
Studio:Royal Arts Academy
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