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This award-winning documentary journeys deep into Brunei’s cultural heart, exploring its monarchy, faith, language and stories of resilience, a stunning portrait of a nation in transition.
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This award-winning documentary journeys deep into Brunei’s cultural heart, exploring its monarchy, faith, language and stories of resilience, a stunning portrait of a nation in transition.
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Genre:Documentary
Written By:Dr. Rui Oliveira Lopes
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Runtime:93 minutes
Studio:New Wave Films (BN)
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