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After twenty years apart, two former friends fight over the custody of their shared daughter.
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After twenty years apart, two former friends fight over the custody of their shared daughter.
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Genre:Drama, Thriller
Written By:Soulasath Souvannavong
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Runtime:100 minutes
Studio:Lao New Wave Cinema Productions, Motion Studio et Media Entertainment, Miracle Productions (LA)
Cast
Soulasath Saul
Director
Soulasath Saul
Khong
Khamhou Phanludeth
Southin
Parkonkham Boualek
Phongken / Ladsamee
Khamtao Chanthavong
Khong (teen)
Souktisan Sanhalikham
Southin (teen)
Oudalay Nousihalath
A Jek
Khampasong Thirasack
Keng
Athit Sylavong
Maggy
Somsinh Thammachareun
Sinh
Phailavanh Vongthachan
Sengthien
Bidalack Syackhaphom
Phaingarm
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