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How We Say Goodbye
Roommates Ing and Tarn are seniors at university, and they are friends. With the approach of their final semester, changes are afoot, especially for Tarn who is about to embark on a long journey and go to London. We drop in on their final days together as they prepare to say goodbye to people, places, and each other, see the way that friendships fill their worlds. and the bittersweet pain of seeing their world change.
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Roommates Ing and Tarn are seniors at university, and they are friends. With the approach of their final semester, changes are afoot, especially for Tarn who is about to embark on a long journey and go to London. We drop in on their final days together as they prepare to say goodbye to people, places, and each other, see the way that friendships fill their worlds. and the bittersweet pain of seeing their world change.
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Genre:Drama
Written By:Thunyachanok Aphisumphokul
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