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Two gifted music students navigate the complexities of youth, friendship and fame while fighting to win a career-defining music contest.
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Two gifted music students navigate the complexities of youth, friendship and fame while fighting to win a career-defining music contest.
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Genre:Romance, Music, Drama
Written By:Sorawit Meungkeaw, Supalerk Ningsanond, Thakoon Leesumpun, Nattapong Arunnate, Natthakit Fungcharoen
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Runtime:96 minutes
Studio:Studio Commuan, Independent Film, Dreammers Society Management
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