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Red Scarf 

30 years ago, in a small village north of Vientiane There is a story about Doctor Ya Herbal name He had a paralyzed mother. And having a wife to help with care I want to save my mother. Therefore traveled to study medical courses at the district Over a month ago, I returned home again. There was a strange story going on. There were rumors that there was a car falling. He had a headless man. People in the house often see men without heads. Walking around the house at night. Sith's wife weaves him a red scarf before he embarks on a journey. He nearly perishes in a bus accident, but manages to return home. But his wife notice that something isn't quite right about Sith.
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30 years ago, in a small village north of Vientiane There is a story about Doctor Ya Herbal name He had a paralyzed mother. And having a wife to help with care I want to save my mother. Therefore traveled to study medical courses at the district Over a month ago, I returned home again. There was a strange story going on. There were rumors that there was a car falling. He had a headless man. People in the house often see men without heads. Walking around the house at night. Sith's wife weaves him a red scarf before he embarks on a journey. He nearly perishes in a bus accident, but manages to return home. But his wife notice that something isn't quite right about Sith.

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Genre:Thriller, Horror
Directed By:Sakchai Deenan
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Runtime:74 minutes
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