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Chemistry & Residue
Gee and Nub are a couple who have always lived their lives together. However, the opposing flow of time, combined with the accumulation of hidden feelings, gradually affects their perspectives on the relationship. While one person's heart begins to grow fonder, the other’s starts to fade.
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Gee and Nub are a couple who have always lived their lives together. However, the opposing flow of time, combined with the accumulation of hidden feelings, gradually affects their perspectives on the relationship. While one person's heart begins to grow fonder, the other’s starts to fade.
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Genre:Drama
Written By:Jirat Sompakdee
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Studio:Cadson Demak Films, Jettana Pictures
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