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Bye..Bye Thailand
Khamjorn, the owner of a film service in Udon Thani, and his group of friends were all affected by the economic problems. One day, they decided to disguise themselves and join a group of Lao refugees heading to America, with the hope of improving their lives.
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Khamjorn, the owner of a film service in Udon Thani, and his group of friends were all affected by the economic problems. One day, they decided to disguise themselves and join a group of Lao refugees heading to America, with the hope of improving their lives.
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