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Tell the World I Love You
Keng, a young boy who left his hometown to study in Bangkok and lives with Tai, a friend who is the same age as him. Keng's dream is to pursue further study in China in order to look for his mom whom he was separated.
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Keng, a young boy who left his hometown to study in Bangkok and lives with Tai, a friend who is the same age as him. Keng's dream is to pursue further study in China in order to look for his mom whom he was separated.
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Genre:Action, Drama, Romance, Crime
Written By:Poj Arnon
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Runtime:107 minutes
Studio:Film Guru
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