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Pong has been diligent in his work until he never gets rested until he is stressed and mad. Pong can't remember anything, that's why all his friends have to come back together again. Everyone bring Pong to Bangkok and go to the old rainbow house where everyone used to live together to remember the old days. By the hope that it will be able to revive the memory of Pong.
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Pong has been diligent in his work until he never gets rested until he is stressed and mad. Pong can't remember anything, that's why all his friends have to come back together again. Everyone bring Pong to Bangkok and go to the old rainbow house where everyone used to live together to remember the old days. By the hope that it will be able to revive the memory of Pong.
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Genre:Comedy
Written By:Adirek Watleela
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Runtime:98 minutes
Studio:Tai Entertainment
Cast
Adirek Watleela
Director
Surasak Wongthai
Tong
Kiat Kitjaroen
Pong
Thatchai Palakul
Duang
Supakorn Udomchai
Meng
Wachira Buraparat
Waen
Ratchanok Saeng-Chuto
Tukta
Myria Benedetti
Nat
Wachara Pan-iam
Madman
Channarong Khuntee-tao
Coffee Seller at the Train Station
Thongchai Prasongsanti
TV Host
Sawong Supsamruay
Film Company Executive
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