Living in The Real World in 'Dog Gone Trouble'
A pampered dog who gets lost and has to learn to live on his own while being flexible with surroundings.
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Nimol is lived with her mom in the end of village but her mom was died because of her illness. One day Panha arrived in the village where Nimol lived but because it’s too dark he deiced to ask Nimol’s house to rest. Next day Nimol asking Panha to go with him for finding a job. He was falling in love with her at that time, but he had a work to do so he went to meet her and gave her a dairy book and tell her that he will take the answer from her when he back but everything was change because Nimol was killed before Panha arrive.
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Nimol is lived with her mom in the end of village but her mom was died because of her illness. One day Panha arrived in the village where Nimol lived but because it’s too dark he deiced to ask Nimol’s house to rest. Next day Nimol asking Panha to go with him for finding a job. He was falling in love with her at that time, but he had a work to do so he went to meet her and gave her a dairy book and tell her that he will take the answer from her when he back but everything was change because Nimol was killed before Panha arrive.
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Runtime:88 minutes
Studio:LD Picture Production
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