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Tum Teav
Tum, a novice Buddhist monk, and Teav, the daughter of a wealthy woman, fall madly in love in spite of both their backgrounds.
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Tum, a novice Buddhist monk, and Teav, the daughter of a wealthy woman, fall madly in love in spite of both their backgrounds.
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Genre:Romance, History, Drama
Written By:Fai Sam Ang, Mao Samnang
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Runtime:120 minutes
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