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Memories Of A Grey House
Discovering magical artifacts with powers to rewrite memories residing within a fabled abandoned house, Siblings Thun and Tan conceive a plan to rebuild their divorced parents long broken relationship to make the family whole again.
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Discovering magical artifacts with powers to rewrite memories residing within a fabled abandoned house, Siblings Thun and Tan conceive a plan to rebuild their divorced parents long broken relationship to make the family whole again.
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Genre:Fantasy, Family, Drama
Written By:Thiraphol Kittisiripornkul
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Runtime:79 minutes
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