Tira
Tira

Tira

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2023•45 min/ep•Action & AdventureDramaSci-Fi & Fantasy
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Suci needs to balance her budding career as a movie stuntwoman, maintaining her grades and scholarship on campus, while saving her own life. She's getting dragged into a complicated situation when she finds out that the ancient powers belong to highly-acclaimed people who are caught in a secret war.

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