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Past Calling
Kan, a young student who has not moved on from his past, is traveling home to his mother, whom he has barely contacted. While riding the train, he revisits his past and finds fragments of memories about his ex-girlfriend, the story of their relationship, and how it ended. How will Kan learn something and return to his family and move on from the past?
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Kan, a young student who has not moved on from his past, is traveling home to his mother, whom he has barely contacted. While riding the train, he revisits his past and finds fragments of memories about his ex-girlfriend, the story of their relationship, and how it ended. How will Kan learn something and return to his family and move on from the past?
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Genre:Drama, Family
Written By:Komkid Maitham
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