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This Is It... What I Need!
A successful architect travels back home to Thailand in order to oversee the construction of a bridge in a rural village. When he gets there however, he is kidnapped by local gangsters and held hostage. He must find a way to escape, fighting tooth-and-nail and even going as far as deceiving their cruel ringleader.
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A successful architect travels back home to Thailand in order to oversee the construction of a bridge in a rural village. When he gets there however, he is kidnapped by local gangsters and held hostage. He must find a way to escape, fighting tooth-and-nail and even going as far as deceiving their cruel ringleader.
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Studio:Sahamongkolfilm
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