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ABABO
Let Them See Love project presents ABABO the New Blood Project. The project is made up of four short movies and directed by 4 new movie directors. Each one tells the story about one specific blood type and featuring actors and actresses with that blood type. The films were made to inspire Generation Y people to see the importance in blood donation.
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Let Them See Love project presents ABABO the New Blood Project. The project is made up of four short movies and directed by 4 new movie directors. Each one tells the story about one specific blood type and featuring actors and actresses with that blood type. The films were made to inspire Generation Y people to see the importance in blood donation.
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Genre:Drama
Directed By:Paphawee Jinnasith, T-Thawat Taifayongvichit, Jirassaya Wongsutin, Poj Pitakjamnong, Wasit Seehawong
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Runtime:90 minutes
Studio:Whitelight Productions, The Film Factory
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