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Cheerleader Queens
Four young cheerleaders leave their village to attend a catholic school in Bangkok. When the boys want to join the cheerleaders rather than any of the competitive teams they are rebuffed and end up joining the rugby team. Together the quartet make the most of their situation while never forgetting their ultimate dreams.
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Four young cheerleaders leave their village to attend a catholic school in Bangkok. When the boys want to join the cheerleaders rather than any of the competitive teams they are rebuffed and end up joining the rugby team. Together the quartet make the most of their situation while never forgetting their ultimate dreams.
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Runtime:119 minutes
Studio:Five Star Production
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