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Secret Sunday 

Nat is forced to explore nine different temples in order to clean up his karma. Unfortunately, his karma affects his travel companions' karma too.
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Nat is forced to explore nine different temples in order to clean up his karma. Unfortunately, his karma affects his travel companions' karma too.

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Genre:Horror, Thriller
Directed By:Saranyoo Jiralak
Written By:Ariya Pornsriwiwat, Saranyoo Jiralak, Teepanun Petchsri
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Runtime:107 minutes
Studio:Oriental Eyes

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