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Ghost at School
Writer Nam Linh specializes in writing violent stories for teenagers to read, but he does not know anything about teenagers and does not understand his son Minh Quan. Later, because of being despised by everyone, Nam Linh committed suicide. After becoming a ghost, he met the old ghost boss along with three other teenage ghosts, Thanh Mai, Nana Ly and Ngo Vinh.
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Writer Nam Linh specializes in writing violent stories for teenagers to read, but he does not know anything about teenagers and does not understand his son Minh Quan. Later, because of being despised by everyone, Nam Linh committed suicide. After becoming a ghost, he met the old ghost boss along with three other teenage ghosts, Thanh Mai, Nana Ly and Ngo Vinh.
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Genre:Horror, Comedy
Written By:Lê Bảo Trung, Bùi Đăng Quốc Thiều
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Runtime:83 minutes
Studio:Galaxy Studio, LBT Entertainment
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