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Prince of the Lilies 

In the ruins and rot of his inherited lot, Minos lies stripped of everything he was never built to hold. As he strikes one final bargain with the gods, what he owes begins to surface, and the man he has always been cannot be outrun. Prince of the Lilies is a Bronze Age mythological drama driven by the oldest truth there is: that pride without conformity has always met its nemesis.
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In the ruins and rot of his inherited lot, Minos lies stripped of everything he was never built to hold. As he strikes one final bargain with the gods, what he owes begins to surface, and the man he has always been cannot be outrun. Prince of the Lilies is a Bronze Age mythological drama driven by the oldest truth there is: that pride without conformity has always met its nemesis.

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Genre:Drama, Mystery, History
Directed By:Oliver Penna
Written By:Oliver Penna
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Runtime:22 minutes
Studio:Pennacle Film

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