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Ghost Mother
After ruthless drug lords slay an undercover cop and his sister Nuntha, they then turn their sights on the dead cop's children. What they don't expect is Nuntha returning from the dead to protect her brother's orphaned kids.
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After ruthless drug lords slay an undercover cop and his sister Nuntha, they then turn their sights on the dead cop's children. What they don't expect is Nuntha returning from the dead to protect her brother's orphaned kids.
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Genre:Horror, Thriller
Written By:Theeratorn Siriphunvaraporn
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Runtime:84 minutes
Studio:Phranakorn Film
Cast
Theeratorn Siriphunvaraporn
Director
Patchrapa Chaichua
Nuntha
Thana Suttikamol
Police Col. Sumet
Focus Jirakul
Prae
Natnischa Cerdchoobuphakaree
Mai
Thanakorn Pisanupoom
Thong
Kowit Wattanakul
Mr. Tong
Prakasit Bosuwan
Sergeant Yingyot
Thiti Phumorn
Meuk
Withit Laet
Keaow
Kittipoj Bumrungsirikhun
Mac
Thanut Chimtoum
Daeng
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