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Encountering with Koi's past after 10 years, Koi and Tong go to Chanthaburi for their estranged father's funeral. While Koi wants to run away and get back to work as soon as she can, Tong wants to spend more time here making up for lost time with her father.
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Encountering with Koi's past after 10 years, Koi and Tong go to Chanthaburi for their estranged father's funeral. While Koi wants to run away and get back to work as soon as she can, Tong wants to spend more time here making up for lost time with her father.
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Genre:Drama
Written By:Thanaram Prameboon
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Runtime:58 minutes
Studio:White Light
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