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THE TURNING POINT 

A boy named Junior loves playing the guitar with all his heart. But one day, he was asked for rent and his mother and he were going to be kicked out of the dorm. So he had to sell the guitar and take a job that he didn't want to do.
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A boy named Junior loves playing the guitar with all his heart. But one day, he was asked for rent and his mother and he were going to be kicked out of the dorm. So he had to sell the guitar and take a job that he didn't want to do.

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Genre:Drama, Crime
Written By:Yosthana boonyoprakan
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Runtime:12 minutes
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