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Kom, a tour driver is chasing passionately with a beautiful bus hostess while getting into a needle, accidentally glances at the body of a young woman who was killed in the car.
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Kom, a tour driver is chasing passionately with a beautiful bus hostess while getting into a needle, accidentally glances at the body of a young woman who was killed in the car.
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Genre:Comedy
Written By:Phuping Pungsa-ard
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Runtime:102 minutes
Studio:R.S. Film
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