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The Last Shot 

Petch wants out of the assassin's life, but escaping the past isn't easy. Torn between love, loyalty, and revenge, he's forced into one last job. With every shot, the stakes rise—his future and freedom rest on the final bullet.
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Petch wants out of the assassin's life, but escaping the past isn't easy. Torn between love, loyalty, and revenge, he's forced into one last job. With every shot, the stakes rise—his future and freedom rest on the final bullet.

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Genre:Crime, Drama, Action
Directed By:Puttipong Nakthong
Written By:Puttipong Nakthong, Ruttanaphon Pakphrieo
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Runtime:113 minutes
Studio:M Studio, Kum Kub Nang Co.,Ltd.

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