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A Queen revenges the death of her family in her village. However, the decision to take matters into her own hands lands her entire village in calamity. In order to save her village she embarks on a journey of no return.
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A Queen revenges the death of her family in her village. However, the decision to take matters into her own hands lands her entire village in calamity. In order to save her village she embarks on a journey of no return.
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Genre:Drama
Written By:Ikenna Donald Ekwuibe
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Runtime:96 minutes
Studio:Great Favour Productions
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