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Panor (2025)
Born during an ancient village ritual, Panor faces isolation as mysterious misfortunes plague those around her. She must uncover the truth behind the dark curse that has haunted her since birth.
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Born during an ancient village ritual, Panor faces isolation as mysterious misfortunes plague those around her. She must uncover the truth behind the dark curse that has haunted her since birth.
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Genre:Horror, Thriller
Written By:Peerasak Saksiri, Nattapot Potchumnean, Nattamol Peanthanom
In Theaters:7/13/2025
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Runtime:124 minutes
Studio:Five Star Production
Cast
Putipong Saisikaew
Director
Cherprang Areekul
Panor
Jackrin Kungwankiatichai
Piak
Chalita Suansane
Nuan
Rattanawadee Wongthong
Jib
Nuttawatt Thanathaveeprasert
Pong
Nantawan Pongprasertsin
Taew
Pijika Jittaputta
Masuri
Krichayos Lerdprapai
Principal
Sahatchai Chumrum
Uncle Tri
Jirakit Suwannapap
Inspector Tom
Saifah Tanthana
Chak the Undertaker
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