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Between Breath
When Konprod, a hopeless former actor, accidentally falls onto Win, a passionate young filmmaker, their souls are torn from their bodies and mysteriously bound together. To return, they must resolve unfinished business by inhabiting the body of Patty, a spirited shaman and Konprod’s close friend, allowing them to finally go their separate ways as they wish.
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When Konprod, a hopeless former actor, accidentally falls onto Win, a passionate young filmmaker, their souls are torn from their bodies and mysteriously bound together. To return, they must resolve unfinished business by inhabiting the body of Patty, a spirited shaman and Konprod’s close friend, allowing them to finally go their separate ways as they wish.
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Genre:Music, Fantasy, Drama, Romance
Written By:Sasitrikul Limakul
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Runtime:27 minutes
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Cast
Sasitrikul Limakul
Director
Bantita Panturatikul
KHONPROAD
NANTIPAT KRAITAT
WIN
AMMARAWADEE ROADJARUNG
PATTY
PEERAPAT KOWITVIKRAI
SPIRIT 1
KWANKAO CHUEKUNA
SPIRIT 2
THITAREE THATPHITHAKKUL
SPIRIT 3
NITIPOOM NITIPOT
SPIRIT 4
WILAIPORN LATTANAPAN
WIN'S MOTHER
ANANYA JITSAKULCHAIDEJ
WIN'S SISTER
Laphattalada Tovanabutra
MOTHER (IN FILM SET)
WARAPORN SAGATE
DAUGHTER (IN FILM SET)
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