Lee
Malinee receives a letter, which she’s inherited the ancestral land at Mae Jan mountain, from her deceased grandmother. She decides to move there. At this place, she meets village headman name, Lee.
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Malinee receives a letter, which she’s inherited the ancestral land at Mae Jan mountain, from her deceased grandmother. She decides to move there. At this place, she meets village headman name, Lee.
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Genre:Comedy
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Runtime:153 minutes
Studio:Five Star Production
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