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A girl who competes in a swimming competition for a huge stake. by having to face a rival who was her best friend.
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A girl who competes in a swimming competition for a huge stake. by having to face a rival who was her best friend.
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Genre:Comedy
Written By:Jaturong Mokjok
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Runtime:103 minutes
Studio:M Studio, EGM Ekapach Global Media
Cast
Jaturong Mokjok
Director
Jaturong Mokjok
Hayato
Pokchat Thiamchai
Pimchanok / Michiko
Pongpitch Preechaborisuthikul
Frankfurt
Chomporn Thiamchai
Anna
Noppadon Songsang
Oba
Chookiat Iamsook
Boss
Jaroenporn Onlamai
Orthopaesic Surgery
Bin Banleurit
Rescue 1
Ekkapun Bunluerit
Rescue 2
Chatchai Jamneankul
Guard
Pongsak Sopakdee
Gangster
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