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Goodbye Summer 

At London Heathrow Airport, 7 teenagers with only one chaperon arrived from Thailand, they came for a summer vacation. The trouble starts even before got they got the keys to their rooms. Some of them do not get along with each other even before they got here. Some only came with just one purpose in mind, to flirt with British girls. Imagine 7 of them spending the whole summer in foreign country together.
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At London Heathrow Airport, 7 teenagers with only one chaperon arrived from Thailand, they came for a summer vacation. The trouble starts even before got they got the keys to their rooms. Some of them do not get along with each other even before they got here. Some only came with just one purpose in mind, to flirt with British girls. Imagine 7 of them spending the whole summer in foreign country together.

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Genre:Comedy
Directed By:Chuchai Ongartchai
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Runtime:97 minutes
Studio:Five Star Production

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