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The Treachery of Life
A young girl is trapped in dreams with a pineapple then, she realizes she has no dream, and her life is meaningless.
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A young girl is trapped in dreams with a pineapple then, she realizes she has no dream, and her life is meaningless.
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Genre:Fantasy, Adventure, Comedy
Written By:Papat Aurdilokkul
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Runtime:19 minutes
Studio:CU Movie Club
Cast
Papat Aurdilokkul
Director
Kanlayanan Seelubkhwa
Dreamer
Rueangwoot Meeprachsom
Lover
Bandhukavi Palakawongsa Na Ayudhya
Rich Man
Yuthapol Klasongkram
Sage
Suphasawatt Purnaveja
Father
Kesmanee Huadcharoen
Young Dreamer
Busakorn Tanachotevorapong
Death
Sucharitakul Sudasna Na Ayudthya
Extra
Thanchanok Taecharattanakul
Extra
Chaporn Chulindra
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Navaree Boonnasa
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