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Take Me Home
After losing his memory from an accident, Tan tried to find his identity. Eventually, he found something and led him back to his home sweet home. The more he knows them, the more he learns to fear of their secrets of his so-called family.
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After losing his memory from an accident, Tan tried to find his identity. Eventually, he found something and led him back to his home sweet home. The more he knows them, the more he learns to fear of their secrets of his so-called family.
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Genre:Horror, Thriller, Mystery
Written By:Khom Kongkiat Khomsiri
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Runtime:94 minutes
Studio:North Star Production
Cast
Khom Kongkiat Khomsiri
Director
Mario Maurer
Tan
Wannarot Sonthichai
Tubtim
Nopachai Jayanama
Cheewin
Duangjai Hiransri
Chomnapa
Nabhada Sukhakrit
Veaw
Grace Mahadumrongkul
Tan's Mother
Jongjet Vacharanan
Tan's Father
Soontorn Meesri
Monk
Athipich Chutiwatkajornchai
Jun
Korranid Laosubinprasoet
Jan
Jomyuth Laosubinprasoet
Young Tan
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