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Black Magic Mask
Aim is a prostitute who lives in a slum and is often gang-raped. She has a hard life but wants to have a luxurious life and escape from hardship. One day, Aim received advice from a procurer who is in the same brothel to meet with a master who has black magic. He tells Aim to do the ritual. “Black magic mask”, but before the master starts the ritual, he tells Aim the conditions: “In this world nothing is free. If you are thinking of doing it, you must accept the consequences.”
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Aim is a prostitute who lives in a slum and is often gang-raped. She has a hard life but wants to have a luxurious life and escape from hardship. One day, Aim received advice from a procurer who is in the same brothel to meet with a master who has black magic. He tells Aim to do the ritual. “Black magic mask”, but before the master starts the ritual, he tells Aim the conditions: “In this world nothing is free. If you are thinking of doing it, you must accept the consequences.”
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Runtime:104 minutes
Studio:Arriya Film, Hollywood Thailand
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