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Ananda: Rise of Notra 

Depending on the time and circumstances, nations may choose to live in a variety of new planets for their comfort. However, everyone's mutual goal is to reunite people who have been separated by unfortunate circumstances. The key to the reunification of all human beings is to explore a whole new world with the same function as the previous one.
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Depending on the time and circumstances, nations may choose to live in a variety of new planets for their comfort. However, everyone's mutual goal is to reunite people who have been separated by unfortunate circumstances. The key to the reunification of all human beings is to explore a whole new world with the same function as the previous one.

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Genre:Science Fiction
Directed By:Nyo Min Lwin
Written By:Htet Wai Yan Naing, Thar Htike, Myat Thu Thway
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Runtime:135 minutes
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