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Long Live the King
2019
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· 118 min
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The young prince of a European nation is tired of his rigid, sheltered life of royal duty. Yearning for freedom and ordinary experiences, he secretly escapes the palace grounds. He explores the world incognito, forming friendships with commoners and experiencing life without privilege, which teaches him valuable lessons about his kingdom and himself, all while his disappearance causes a panic among the courtiers searching for him.
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- Director
- Kang Yun-sung
- Writer
- Ryu Kyoung-sun
- Released
- 19 June 2019
- Country
- South Korea
- Language
- Korean
- Runtime
- 118 min
- Box office
- $7.8M
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