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Stroke of Art 

An art curator burdened by a dark past finds unexpected love with Rita. Their bond grows quickly, but as painful secrets from both their histories resurface, their relationship is pushed to the edge, forcing them to fight for love that may not survive.
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An art curator burdened by a dark past finds unexpected love with Rita. Their bond grows quickly, but as painful secrets from both their histories resurface, their relationship is pushed to the edge, forcing them to fight for love that may not survive.

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Genre:Romance
Directed By:KINGSLEY OMOEFE
Written By:Andrew Peter Milestone
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Runtime:91 minutes
Studio:Tamaraebi Production Ent.

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