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In the Shadow of the Naga
In the wake of a successful robbery, three thieves face a dilemma: To access their loot, which they buried beneath a monastery before the building broke ground, they'll have to fool the monks and join the order.
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In the wake of a successful robbery, three thieves face a dilemma: To access their loot, which they buried beneath a monastery before the building broke ground, they'll have to fool the monks and join the order.
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Genre:Drama, Crime, Thriller
Written By:Koses Charittiporn, Nut Nualpang, Yothin Sawatruang, Pawat Panangkasiri
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Runtime:92 minutes
Studio:Sahamongkolfilm
Cast
Pawat Panangkasiri
Director
Somchai Kemklad
Pan
Ray MacDonald
Singh
Pitisak Yaowananon
Por
Intira Jaroenpura
Nam Phueng
Sa-Ard Piempongsan
Elderly Monk Chuen
Passin Reungwoot
Inspector Prem
Ratchanoo Boonchuduang
Nuanpen
Theerayut Pratyabamrung
Abbot
Sopol Srisakul
Venerable Monk Downoy
Wongthorn Chuenkum
Novice Sayan
Kannapash Chantachod
Novice Mai
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