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Chok Dee: The Kickboxer (2006)

Dida Diafat plays himself in this story based around his thai boxing career.
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Dida Diafat plays himself in this story based around his thai boxing career.

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Genre:Drama, Action
Directed By:Xavier Durringer
Written By:Dida Diafat, Xavier Durringer, Christophe Mordellet
In Theaters:6/27/2006
Box Office:$812,120
Runtime:105 minutes
Studio:Siam Movies, Stéphan Films, Télégraphe, France 2 Cinéma, CinéCinéma, Canal+

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