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Love Story of The Year
A renowned architect loses faith in love after his girlfriend suddenly disappears without a trace, driving him into alcoholism and self-destruction, but when a determined young woman begins investigating the mystery behind the disappearance, she slowly falls for the broken man she is trying to save.
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A renowned architect loses faith in love after his girlfriend suddenly disappears without a trace, driving him into alcoholism and self-destruction, but when a determined young woman begins investigating the mystery behind the disappearance, she slowly falls for the broken man she is trying to save.
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Written By:Mabrur Rashid Bannah
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Runtime:61 minutes
Studio:GTV
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