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A story about a gallant band of masked swordsmen who swore loyalty to the king reunites to help the beleaguered King from the evil plot of his brother out to overthrow him.
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A story about a gallant band of masked swordsmen who swore loyalty to the king reunites to help the beleaguered King from the evil plot of his brother out to overthrow him.
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Genre:Fantasy, Action, Adventure
Written By:Johnny Reyes
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Runtime:110 minutes
Studio:Jafere Productions
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