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A Gas Station
The nature of love in this film looks like a gas station that stands alone in a desolate field with no trace of visitors. The ultimate thing we can be sure of in the end is the love for oneself in the course of trying to maintain love for another.
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The nature of love in this film looks like a gas station that stands alone in a desolate field with no trace of visitors. The ultimate thing we can be sure of in the end is the love for oneself in the course of trying to maintain love for another.
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Genre:Drama, Romance
Written By:Tanwarin Sukkhapisit
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Runtime:101 minutes
Studio:True Visions Original Pictures
Cast
Tanwarin Sukkhapisit
Director
Prama Imanotai
Mun
Apa Bhavilai
Fon
Penpak Sirikul
Mut
Ashiraya Peerapatkunchaya
Nok
Rosaria Uyammadu
Cinderella
Steven Isarapong Fuhrer
Berm
Kritsana Maroukasonti
The Unknown Biker
Kanawach Kueakanchanaphon
Groom
Wanchat Boonyai
Nok's Stepfather
Nattiya Kraiklang
Nok's Mother
Nattapat Sookwongsil
Fon's Friend 1
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