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Vichuda, a young woman who is quintessential, riveting and good at everything. Sorat, a young policeman, a friend of his brother, falls in love with her but do not dare to build a relationship. Sayam, Sorat's younger brother, has to take on the role of a gangster by dragging her to a hut in the middle of the forest and fake a story for his brother to come and rescue her. But a bond between kidnapper and kidnapped girl just happens in the midst of the soothing sounds of nature and the manifestation of true desire.
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Vichuda, a young woman who is quintessential, riveting and good at everything. Sorat, a young policeman, a friend of his brother, falls in love with her but do not dare to build a relationship. Sayam, Sorat's younger brother, has to take on the role of a gangster by dragging her to a hut in the middle of the forest and fake a story for his brother to come and rescue her. But a bond between kidnapper and kidnapped girl just happens in the midst of the soothing sounds of nature and the manifestation of true desire.

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Runtime:119 minutes
Studio:Silapakanpapayon

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