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Monsters Do Not Exist
Phonm Penh, Cambodia. Nai has nightmares in which The Yeak, a monster from Khmer mythology that eats children who misbehave, appears to him.
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Phonm Penh, Cambodia. Nai has nightmares in which The Yeak, a monster from Khmer mythology that eats children who misbehave, appears to him.
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Genre:Drama, Fantasy
Written By:Paul Urkijo Alijo
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Runtime:10 minutes
Studio:Asociación Protect, 47 Ronin
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