Supergirl – the Bravery and Ferocity of Dark Feminine Energy
"Be good. It doesn’t mean you can’t be tough. It doesn’t mean you always have to be nice. Just be good."
Hemimeta
Phai is an innocent boy who has been forced to be a monk, with the hope that this would help the venerable monk to get better from disease. At the same time, villagers also praise a termite hill in the woods for the same purpose. Fahmai a town girl makes Phai start to question what happens.
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Phai is an innocent boy who has been forced to be a monk, with the hope that this would help the venerable monk to get better from disease. At the same time, villagers also praise a termite hill in the woods for the same purpose. Fahmai a town girl makes Phai start to question what happens.
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Genre:Drama
Written By:Pannaporn Watthanapong, Suteephon Minvanpen
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Runtime:35 minutes
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Pannaporn Watthanapong
Director
Porrawat Yensantear
Phai
Variya Kitpornjeerapak
Fahmai
Werawat Jumroensarn
Venerable Father Bancha
Songphon Narathon
Venerable Brother Awat
Siriporn Sangunmitr
Somporn
Wutipat Noisang
Village Headman Sattha
Phanthep Fakthongphan
Noi
Prathumtip Yensantear
Noi's mom
Montrai Towandejsiri
Villager
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