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A Very Romantic Story in the Very Big City 

Pim decides to study in America, hoping to stay with her boyfriend, Nut. Unfortunately, she gets pickpocketed upon arrival and ends up having to stay with John, a grumpy stranger, as Nut had already rented out his place.
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Pim decides to study in America, hoping to stay with her boyfriend, Nut. Unfortunately, she gets pickpocketed upon arrival and ends up having to stay with John, a grumpy stranger, as Nut had already rented out his place.

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Genre:Romance, Comedy
Directed By:Somching Srisupap
Written By:Chaninthorn Prasertprasart, Somching Srisupap
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Runtime:112 minutes
Studio:Tai Entertainment

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