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Dr. Myat Htun struggles to maintain his moral compass while pursued by Kyar Phyu, testing his resolve as his terminally ill wife Daw Thit Sar depends on him.
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Dr. Myat Htun struggles to maintain his moral compass while pursued by Kyar Phyu, testing his resolve as his terminally ill wife Daw Thit Sar depends on him.
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Genre:Drama
Written By:Linkar Yi Kyaw
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Runtime:120 minutes
Studio:Victoria Film Production
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