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Wow, a young boy living with his family in a big city, has a problem. His father is a gambler, and Wow, indisputably, is a jinx. Once, Wow causes his father's arrest, then a sequence of unfortunate events befall on everyone close to Wow. Eventually, the long-suffering father sends Wow away to an uncle in the country. But if the uncle and grandfather are as gentle and kind as the child's loving mother, the auntie is a tyrant. Luckily, Wow meets a young girl and soon his luck changes.
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Wow, a young boy living with his family in a big city, has a problem. His father is a gambler, and Wow, indisputably, is a jinx. Once, Wow causes his father's arrest, then a sequence of unfortunate events befall on everyone close to Wow. Eventually, the long-suffering father sends Wow away to an uncle in the country. But if the uncle and grandfather are as gentle and kind as the child's loving mother, the auntie is a tyrant. Luckily, Wow meets a young girl and soon his luck changes.
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Genre:Drama, Comedy
Written By:Udom Udomroj, Thongkao Makarmpom
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Runtime:93 minutes
Studio:Tai Entertainment
Cast
Udom Udomroj
Director
Napatch Supattanakul
Wow
Prangsai Na-nakorn
Chi Cha
Thitima Sangkhaphithak
Wow's Mother
Kriengkrai Oonhanun
Wow's Father
Yanee Jongwisut
Sao
Somsak Chaisongkram
Grandfather
Supachai Chaiwattanamethin
Jeng
Niraphan Phisitwanich
Woon
Palakorn Sawangsri
Vew
Kobsak Tanthawisut
Khao Phong
Sulin Srisuchat
Prayun
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