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Slum Dragon
A young man torn between protecting the slum he grew up in from a predatory property developer and following his dreams of escaping the slum and breaking out of the cycle of poverty.
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A young man torn between protecting the slum he grew up in from a predatory property developer and following his dreams of escaping the slum and breaking out of the cycle of poverty.
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Genre:Action
Written By:Boon Arthur Benjakul
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Runtime:85 minutes
Studio:Hollywood Thailand, Peripheral Pictures, Mbrella Films
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