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A heart-warming but yet funny story of a hi-school where boys and girls are merged to study in the same class for the first time. The differences between boys and girls bring such a big headache to the two teachers like Sompat and Kaysorn, so they try to teach the students many lessons of life and living.
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A heart-warming but yet funny story of a hi-school where boys and girls are merged to study in the same class for the first time. The differences between boys and girls bring such a big headache to the two teachers like Sompat and Kaysorn, so they try to teach the students many lessons of life and living.
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Genre:Comedy, Drama
Written By:Phinyo Krongthong, Yongyuth Pinitpong, Wasin Pokpong
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Runtime:112 minutes
Studio:Sahamongkolfilm
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