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Our Last Farewell 

Noah, a 13-year-old boy, He moved to his grandmother house in the countryside with his mother after his parents divorced. He began to distrust any relationship until he meet "Min" his new friend at new school. Min tried to approch Noah his new friend relentlessly. Until Noah accept this new friendship. However, their relationship faces a obstacle that could lead to another breakup and separation.
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Noah, a 13-year-old boy, He moved to his grandmother house in the countryside with his mother after his parents divorced. He began to distrust any relationship until he meet "Min" his new friend at new school. Min tried to approch Noah his new friend relentlessly. Until Noah accept this new friendship. However, their relationship faces a obstacle that could lead to another breakup and separation.

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Genre:Drama
Directed By:Sakonphon Kaewmee
Written By:Sakonphon Kaewmee
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Runtime:32 minutes
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