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Achilles Curse and the Curse of Treasure
A detective man with a secret of an ability to see other Achilles' curse attends of an exclusive birthday celebration day at Laurent Museum that presents a legendary treasure showcase. The event quickly takes a turn after a group of thief robs the treasure and leads to a mystery murder. He must solve a case with an adorable female scammer with no choice. How will the story be?
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A detective man with a secret of an ability to see other Achilles' curse attends of an exclusive birthday celebration day at Laurent Museum that presents a legendary treasure showcase. The event quickly takes a turn after a group of thief robs the treasure and leads to a mystery murder. He must solve a case with an adorable female scammer with no choice. How will the story be?
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Runtime:125 minutes
Studio:OKAY D Production House and Design
Cast
Manatsadabhorn Pongchinnartham
Director
Lapat Ngamchaweng
Luke
Suchada Sonpan
Siren
Chonlathorn Kongyingyong
Jin
Nutticha Namwong
Whiskey
Suphitcha Subannaphong
Vanilla
Pimmada Chaisaksoen
T-28
Tanawat Hudchaleelaha
Matthew Dean Chanthawanit
Attorney Tea
Inpalee Chotiruntananon
Pam
Thasorn Klinnium
Jaruwat Cheawaram
Patt
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