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After Pie, an English teacher, moved into her new apartment. She met Nut, the handsome guy next door. She began to develop a deep connection with him in her dreams, which felt so real that it was hard to distinguish from reality. It seemed that he was increasingly becoming a part of her real life.
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After Pie, an English teacher, moved into her new apartment. She met Nut, the handsome guy next door. She began to develop a deep connection with him in her dreams, which felt so real that it was hard to distinguish from reality. It seemed that he was increasingly becoming a part of her real life.
Rating:
Genre:Fantasy, Thriller
Written By:Ponpradit Sappun, Pakapat Kalumpaboot, Wichayada Suanchimphli
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Runtime:20 minutes
Studio:FINALE
Cast
Pakapat Kalumpaboot
Director
Chanoknun Seanpin
Pie
Phuriwat Traisuwan
Nut
Tanatchaporn Charoenchai
Kieow
Worachon Chaiwan
Teacher Nont
Pawarisa Binsuman
Girl Student
Naruenart Nonglek
Boy Student
Rum Suknarong
Janitor
Benyanut Towan
Pie’s Mother (voice)
Siriyaphon Damnoi
Students
Sawut Kuna
Students
Pimlada Khunsitthipak
Students
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