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The Thesis 

Three love stories that, being based on love and friendship, are all connected. “Love with Cigarette”: Tortan tries to satisfy his family by having kids but it’s not easy when JaJa asks him to quit smoking first. “The Thesis”: Film students are assigned to make a film as their graduation project, but due to different opinion, they are divided into 2 sides. The proof of friendship thus begins. “1428”: Private Piak and Ranger Too, two soldiers from different bases, get lost and run into each another on a battle field. They meet an unexpected turn that changes them from temporary partners to friends for life. brother. It’s the love story where everyone wants to be happy and believes there is more than one entrance for true love.
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Three love stories that, being based on love and friendship, are all connected. “Love with Cigarette”: Tortan tries to satisfy his family by having kids but it’s not easy when JaJa asks him to quit smoking first. “The Thesis”: Film students are assigned to make a film as their graduation project, but due to different opinion, they are divided into 2 sides. The proof of friendship thus begins. “1428”: Private Piak and Ranger Too, two soldiers from different bases, get lost and run into each another on a battle field. They meet an unexpected turn that changes them from temporary partners to friends for life. brother. It’s the love story where everyone wants to be happy and believes there is more than one entrance for true love.

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Genre:Comedy, Drama
Written By:Woratep Tummaoros, Surasak Pongsorn, Tanchanok Boonkacha, Auttawisit Hussadin na Ayuddhaya, Panupan Jantanawong
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Runtime:116 minutes
Studio:Marang Studio, HandMade Distribution

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