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Itt becomes a supermarket manager. This leads him to meet Tonnun, an employee who exhibits strange and mysterious behaviour. She often steals expired fresh meat from the supermarket, making the manager suspicious. He needs to find out why.
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Itt becomes a supermarket manager. This leads him to meet Tonnun, an employee who exhibits strange and mysterious behaviour. She often steals expired fresh meat from the supermarket, making the manager suspicious. He needs to find out why.
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Genre:Action, Comedy, Horror
Written By:Aummaraporn Phandintong, Tanawat Aiemjinda, Sumith Thangtrongjith, Chanut Wudhiwigaigorn, Kullanut Nonthachai
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Runtime:101 minutes
Studio:M39
Cast
Tanawat Aiemjinda
Director
Pachara Chirathivat
Itt
Chutimon Chuengcharoensukying
Tonnun
Pisanu Chutanimsakul
Forent
Sakuntala Teinpairoj
Som
Papinee Yaemnatda
Deer
Sudarat Butrprom
Somjai
Darunee Sutiphitak
Veela
Jaturong Mokjok
Bai
Chaleumpol Tikumpornteerawong
Kumphan
Saichia Wongwirot
Khun Teng
Passorn Leowrakwong
Tonnun's Mother
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