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My Trip with Che 

Ake is a growing young adult but still not mature enough, acording to his father. To master all the necessary qualities of a man he wants him to visit Uncle Che during school holiday.
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Ake is a growing young adult but still not mature enough, acording to his father. To master all the necessary qualities of a man he wants him to visit Uncle Che during school holiday.

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Genre:Comedy
Written By:Kritsana Jitnaowarat
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Runtime:105 minutes
Studio:Lucks Film, Sahamongkolfilm

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