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A group of house maids are transferred to a top-secret government intelligence agency to investigate a suspicious event. Equipped with modest technology, the agents struggle to adapt to their new line of work.
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A group of house maids are transferred to a top-secret government intelligence agency to investigate a suspicious event. Equipped with modest technology, the agents struggle to adapt to their new line of work.
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Genre:Comedy, Action
Written By:Yongyoot Thongkongtoon, Sommai Lertulan
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Runtime:92 minutes
Studio:GMM Tai Hub (GTH)
Cast
Yongyoot Thongkongtoon
Director
Pornchita Na Songkhla
Waew
Jarupus Pattamasiri
Jim-yai
Jarunee Boonsake
Cat
Panalak Na Lumpang
Ae
Somlek Sakdikul
Prasert
Russamee Thongsiripraisri
Sirikwan
Thienchai Jayasvasti Jr.
Willy
Panissara Arayaskul
Jim-dam
Paweenut Pangnakorn
Pookie
Kiattisak Udomnak
Samorn
Gacian Jarusomboon
Sopon
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