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My God Father
Got, a young and energetic racing man who hates his father. There is a reason for him to warp back in the year 1998, just a year before he was born, Got met his young father when he was Godfather.
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Got, a young and energetic racing man who hates his father. There is a reason for him to warp back in the year 1998, just a year before he was born, Got met his young father when he was Godfather.
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Genre:Comedy, Romance
Written By:Torphong Kul-on, Jatuporn Boonkode, Pirat Tatone
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Runtime:105 minutes
Studio:Transformation Films, Mango Entertainment
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