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Power and money! Few can deny them. Few can be freed from them. Kong is top bodyguard of a politician and big drug dealer. Kong is also a police informer for money to help his sister.
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Power and money! Few can deny them. Few can be freed from them. Kong is top bodyguard of a politician and big drug dealer. Kong is also a police informer for money to help his sister.

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Genre:Action, Drama
Directed By:Chalerm Wongpim
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Runtime:111 minutes
Studio:Five Star Production

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