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Long time ago, A holy monk on pilgrimage has brought the spirit of a 10-year-old deposited him at abandoned temple, Sichon district of Nakorn Si Thammarat. His order to the boy was "watch over this place until a virtuous man arrives".
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Long time ago, A holy monk on pilgrimage has brought the spirit of a 10-year-old deposited him at abandoned temple, Sichon district of Nakorn Si Thammarat. His order to the boy was "watch over this place until a virtuous man arrives".
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Genre:Thriller, Fantasy, Adventure
Written By:Sumintra Supapol
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Runtime:115 minutes
Studio:Iyara Animation & Studio
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