Pron, a young girl who has a weird habit of saying things backward is having a crush on Pop, a supervisor at the place where she's doing her internship. Pron has to suddenly make a trip to London as her sister, Pen is getting married with her foreign 7-days boyfriend in England.
Pannapan Songkham, Kittikorn Liasirikun, Sakon Tiacharoen, Peerasak Saksiri
Director
Maylada Susri
Pron
Aerin Yuktadatta
Pen
Atchareeya Potipipittanakorn
Four
Antonia Tootill
Katie
Nattapong Chatpong
Bo
Kidakarn Chatkaewmanee
Pop
Nathasit Kotimanuswanich
Jude
Max Detter
Aung Tuan
Kellen James
Michael
Chanatcha Ratanatham
Jan
Pusanisa Maythapuriwat
Restaurant Manager
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