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Puek, a boy from the slums, had no choice but to endure his circumstances, feeling that he could never have the same worth as others. He remained silent, accepting the bullying of others just to survive in society.
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Puek, a boy from the slums, had no choice but to endure his circumstances, feeling that he could never have the same worth as others. He remained silent, accepting the bullying of others just to survive in society.
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Genre:Action, Drama, Crime
Written By:Puttipong Nakthong, Ruttanaphon Pakphrieo
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Runtime:132 minutes
Studio:Neramitnung Film, Shinesaeng Ad.Venture
Cast
Puttipong Nakthong
Director
Nat Kitcharit
Puek
Arak Amornsupasiri
Beer
Itkron Pungkiatrussamee
Bang Gus
Benjamin Joseph Varney
Golf
Todsapol Maisuk
Boy
Bhumibhat Thavornsiri
Fluke
Sahatchai Chumrum
Rueangrit
Arachaporn Pokinpakorn
Jitsupa
Sangthong Keduthong
Puek's Mom
Surasak Wongthai
Bang Gus's Dad
Arunphong Naraphan
Korn
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