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Forest In Love 

Danai and Chalit's girlfriends are sisters, daughters of a powerful man living up north from Thailand. Their boyfriends go to see the father and ask for permission to marry his daughters. The man changes his mind and flatly refuses to let his daughters marry the two men. So Danai and Chalit ask the sisters to run away with them.
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Danai and Chalit's girlfriends are sisters, daughters of a powerful man living up north from Thailand. Their boyfriends go to see the father and ask for permission to marry his daughters. The man changes his mind and flatly refuses to let his daughters marry the two men. So Danai and Chalit ask the sisters to run away with them.

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Genre:Comedy, Drama
Directed By:Bhandit Rittakol
Written By:Bhandit Rittakol
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Runtime:105 minutes
Studio:Five Star Production

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