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Fin Sugoi 

Noona is a groupie of J-Rock Idol “Makoto” the lead singer of “†яi¢к” (Trick) band. She has one dream to spend a night with him and she will be forever happy. That does not go well with her jealous boyfriend Sua Krong, a Judo athlete. Even though Noona feels guilty, the desire to be close to her idol is too much to disobey.
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Noona is a groupie of J-Rock Idol “Makoto” the lead singer of “†яi¢к” (Trick) band. She has one dream to spend a night with him and she will be forever happy. That does not go well with her jealous boyfriend Sua Krong, a Judo athlete. Even though Noona feels guilty, the desire to be close to her idol is too much to disobey.

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Genre:Drama, Comedy, Romance
Written By:Tanwarin Sukkhapisit
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Runtime:110 minutes
Studio:Sahamongkolfilm

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