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Before the World Ends 

As an asteroid hurtles toward Earth, a quiet neighborhood is declared a red zone, destined to collapse under the impending shockwaves. Residents rush to evacuate to safety—everyone except Noi, the weary owner of a small, timeworn barbershop. Refusing to abandon the place she has built her life around, she chooses to face the end on her own terms.
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As an asteroid hurtles toward Earth, a quiet neighborhood is declared a red zone, destined to collapse under the impending shockwaves. Residents rush to evacuate to safety—everyone except Noi, the weary owner of a small, timeworn barbershop. Refusing to abandon the place she has built her life around, she chooses to face the end on her own terms.

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Genre:Family, Drama, Action
Written By:Pattranit Samarnmit
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Runtime:24 minutes
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