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A young man in possession of a mysterious anklet must break a curse after being relentlessly tormented by a ghost from the past.
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A young man in possession of a mysterious anklet must break a curse after being relentlessly tormented by a ghost from the past.
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Genre:Comedy, Horror
Written By:Saniphong Suddhiphan
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Runtime:114 minutes
Studio:Five Star Production
Cast
Phontharis Chotkijsadarsopon
Director
Witthawat Rattanaboonbaramee
Balloon
Bhuripat Vejvongsatechavat
First
Phiravich Attachitsataporn
Toh Min Jun
Chanatip Potongkam
Nak Kam
Khunnapat Pichetworawut
Aod
Atiwat Saengtien
Novice Nott
Kyutae Sim
Pampam
Atirootj Saengtien
Kiddee
Thitipan Raksasat
Shon Hong-hee
Kanthapat Kitichaivaranggoon
Novice Namnua
Yothin Mapobphun
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