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A middle-class couple are separating and the three kids are to stay with their bossy and resentful mother. Missing their beloved father, the kids run away to look for him – unaware that the baby's carry-cot contains a bag of pure heroin hidden by a street-kid during a police raid.
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A middle-class couple are separating and the three kids are to stay with their bossy and resentful mother. Missing their beloved father, the kids run away to look for him – unaware that the baby's carry-cot contains a bag of pure heroin hidden by a street-kid during a police raid.
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Genre:Drama
Written By:Bhandit Rittakol, Chaninthorn Prasertprasart
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Runtime:140 minutes
Studio:Charoen Iamphungporn Productions, Five Star Production
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