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Grandma 

When Granny the matriarch of the family pass away, everyone come to see what will they get from the will. Granny order everyone to take her to the memorial park where her husband lied waiting. But when her body is stolen and no will shall be disclosed, everyone is in the same boat to get the body back.
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When Granny the matriarch of the family pass away, everyone come to see what will they get from the will. Granny order everyone to take her to the memorial park where her husband lied waiting. But when her body is stolen and no will shall be disclosed, everyone is in the same boat to get the body back.

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Genre:Horror, Comedy
Directed By:Bordeekorn Lohachala
Written By:Bordeekorn Lohachala, Kuanchun Phemyad
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Runtime:100 minutes
Studio:Sahamongkolfilm, Bang Fai Film

Cast

Director

Bordeekorn Lohachala

Director

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Rudklao Amratisha

Grandma

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Petchtai Wongkamlao

Mao

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Jiravich Pongpaijit

Tee Noi

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Janjira Janpitakchai

Yok

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Apa Bhavilai

Sue Sue

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Panuphan Khrutto

Bodin

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Surapol Poonpiriya

Kasem

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Siripong Suksomnak

Monk Kan

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Wanida Saengsuk

Kamol

cast

Pongsit Pisittakarn

Tar

cast

Mongkutphet Pongsuwan

Tong

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