Building "Herself" Back Up After Psychological & Physical Trauma
The film illustrates the life of a single who struggles to provide an ideal childhood for her two daughters.
Suicide Me
Kiang has just been dumped by his girlfriend and is suicidal. He unsuccessfully tries several ways to kill himself. He bumps into a girl who hastily marries him and forces him to move in with her. She is obsessed in getting rich quick and now has a sinister plan on how to reach her goal.
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Kiang has just been dumped by his girlfriend and is suicidal. He unsuccessfully tries several ways to kill himself. He bumps into a girl who hastily marries him and forces him to move in with her. She is obsessed in getting rich quick and now has a sinister plan on how to reach her goal.
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Genre:Comedy, Romance
Written By:Piraphan Laoyont, Thospol Sirivivat, Chanop Sirikamolmas
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Runtime:103 minutes
Studio:Sahamongkolfilm
Cast
Thospol Sirivivat, Piraphan Laoyont
Director
Tawan Jarujinda
Kiang
Nat Wattanapat
Aon
Sanhanut Tiracheep
Tee
Visa Thongkham
Jane
Sornchai Nuntawatcharaviboon
Hua
Surat Sittipornchai
Kob
Wirat Hengkongdee
Waen
Kor Kamonpatana
Insurance Salesman
Diana Carmen Nicole Sacker
Lilly
Pavinee Liewkeat
Elle
Yanee Tramoth
Director of Medical Center
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