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Unwelcome Home
After moving to the countryside to live in a new house built on stilts, Borey's family starts experiencing strange, unimaginable events. Their eldest daughter, Kaew, becomes possessed by a spirit that terrorizes the village. The villagers search for the cause, eventually discovering that the spirit is within Kaew. Ta San, a local spiritual healer, uses various religious methods to free and help Kaew.
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After moving to the countryside to live in a new house built on stilts, Borey's family starts experiencing strange, unimaginable events. Their eldest daughter, Kaew, becomes possessed by a spirit that terrorizes the village. The villagers search for the cause, eventually discovering that the spirit is within Kaew. Ta San, a local spiritual healer, uses various religious methods to free and help Kaew.
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