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When Thong-Yu discovers his house is about to collapse, he is confronted by the sins of his past. His dead brother then aids him in his search for absolution. A sarcastic reflection on karma, guilt and Thailand’s political climate.
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When Thong-Yu discovers his house is about to collapse, he is confronted by the sins of his past. His dead brother then aids him in his search for absolution. A sarcastic reflection on karma, guilt and Thailand’s political climate.

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Genre:Drama
Written By:Wisarut Sriputsomboon
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Runtime:29 minutes
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