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The Screen at Kamchanod
When he begins to hear reports that film projectionists screened a movie for an audience full of ghosts, Dr. Yuth sets out to uncover the truth.
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When he begins to hear reports that film projectionists screened a movie for an audience full of ghosts, Dr. Yuth sets out to uncover the truth.
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Genre:Horror, Thriller
Written By:Songsak Mongkolthong
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Runtime:97 minutes
Studio:Five Star Production
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