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Bua Pun, Beauty and the Blade 

Bua is a skilled swordsman and takes Kham under her wing to train him. But when a violent gang threatens her village, she steps up to protect her community with her extraordinary abilities.
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Bua is a skilled swordsman and takes Kham under her wing to train him. But when a violent gang threatens her village, she steps up to protect her community with her extraordinary abilities.

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Genre:Comedy, Action
Directed By:Prueksa Amaruji
Written By:Prueksa Amaruji
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Runtime:110 minutes
Studio:M Studio, BEC-TERO Entertainment, Raruek Production

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