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A young monk catches a train to a temple in a hill. On the way, he meets Pol and Tangmo, two people who trying to escape from their personal problems. Later, the threesome becomes friend, but they have to separate to find their goals.
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A young monk catches a train to a temple in a hill. On the way, he meets Pol and Tangmo, two people who trying to escape from their personal problems. Later, the threesome becomes friend, but they have to separate to find their goals.
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Genre:Comedy, Drama
Written By:Thongkaul Taveprungsenukul
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Runtime:96 minutes
Studio:Phranakorn Film
Cast
Udom Udomroj
Director
Amarin Nitipon
Elder Sithi
Watcharabul Leesuwan
Pol
Praiya Suandokmai
Tangmo
Thanupongsak Thanawat
Pralup
Noppadol Duangporn
Venerable Grandfather
Jaroenporn Onlamai
Novice Koh
Aphichan Chaleumchainuwong
Novice Lek
Pisan Akaraseranee
Chief Yod
Narumon Nillawan
Tangmo's Mother
Saowaluck Siriaran
Lynchee
Pongsak Choosri
Laosue
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