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After a hasty plan to construct a nuclear power plant spreads fear among villagers and environmental activists, a hero emerges, who dispenses justice on Bangkok's corrupt politicians and vile criminals when the law fails to function.
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After a hasty plan to construct a nuclear power plant spreads fear among villagers and environmental activists, a hero emerges, who dispenses justice on Bangkok's corrupt politicians and vile criminals when the law fails to function.
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Genre:Action, Thriller
Written By:Wisit Sasanatieng
In Theaters:
Box Office:$447,282
Runtime:130 minutes
Studio:Five Star Production
Cast
Wisit Sasanatieng
Director
Ananda Everingham
Red Eagle / Rome Rittikrai
Yarinda Bunnag
Vassana Tienpradab
Wannasing Prasertkul
Lieutenant Chart Wuttikrai
Ron Smoorenburg
Sergeant Singh / Black Devil
Pornwut Sarasin
Direk Damrongprapa
Pattanadesh Asasappakij
Captain Montree Sereekul
Sarai Varawan
Jaral
Prawit Kittichantheera
Fire Cobra
Tantai Prasertkul
Wichai
Adinan Buntanaporn
Senator Somkuan
Chaiwat Chanapamokho
Pramool
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