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The Masked King 

When King Ansa betrayed his subjects, his mother is left with one choice only: love her son and look away or twist the fate of her son for the good of the people Will the kingdom crumble, or will a hidden truth change everything?
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When King Ansa betrayed his subjects, his mother is left with one choice only: love her son and look away or twist the fate of her son for the good of the people Will the kingdom crumble, or will a hidden truth change everything?

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Genre:Drama, History
Written By:Awal Abdulfatai Rahmat
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Runtime:118 minutes
Studio:Fito Fili Films, Studio, The7eventh

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