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The Boys in the Band
Mod, a gay who is suffering from alcoholism throws party for his best friend Tery. Mod invites all his friends like Nat, Daeng and Em. At the same time, Un, the straight man, is having problem with his wife, so he comes to Bangkok to meet Mod who is his old friend. The arrival of Un at the party turns that evening upside down.
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Mod, a gay who is suffering from alcoholism throws party for his best friend Tery. Mod invites all his friends like Nat, Daeng and Em. At the same time, Un, the straight man, is having problem with his wife, so he comes to Bangkok to meet Mod who is his old friend. The arrival of Un at the party turns that evening upside down.
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Genre:Drama, Comedy
Written By:Seri Wongmontha
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Runtime:119 minutes
Studio:Poonsub Production
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