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The Prince, The Witch, and The Mermaid
Two princes get banned from Rattana by their father, King Sudas. During their journey, one of the brothers, Apai Mani, gets kidnapped by a giant sea witch who fell in love with him. His brother Sri Suvan and a couple of warriors want to rescue him.
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Two princes get banned from Rattana by their father, King Sudas. During their journey, one of the brothers, Apai Mani, gets kidnapped by a giant sea witch who fell in love with him. His brother Sri Suvan and a couple of warriors want to rescue him.
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Genre:Fantasy, Romance, Action, Adventure
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Runtime:88 minutes
Studio:Software Supplies International
Cast
Chalart Sriwanna
Director
Julaluck Ismalone
Mermaid
Sorachai Sang-aakaat
Prince Aphaimani
Passakorn Pamornbutr
Prince Srisuvan
Panadda Wongphudee
Princess Ketsara
Panida Vorabud
Phisuea Samut
Panjan Arkarakool
Krit Suwannapaph
Brahmin
Rachagorn Yomjinda
Sinsamut
Bin Bunluerit
Bandit Mek
Jirasak Seangchot
Anant Sammarsup
King Suthas
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