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Let Walking Aliens Die 

Fluke, a student teacher, is assigned by "Thailand Ministry of Thailand" to use a high-tech weapon to detect and eliminate “aliens” hidden within society. But what will he do when the “aliens” he is ordered to kill are actually people who are seen as different from what is considered Thai?
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Fluke, a student teacher, is assigned by "Thailand Ministry of Thailand" to use a high-tech weapon to detect and eliminate “aliens” hidden within society. But what will he do when the “aliens” he is ordered to kill are actually people who are seen as different from what is considered Thai?

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Genre:Comedy, Adventure
Directed By:Phuthep Hansakul
Written By:Phuthep Hansakul
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Runtime:29 minutes
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