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Waning Moon
At a small village in the remote countryside where beliefs in spirits still dominate and influence the villagers. The Medium of the village like Nuanchan has influenced the faith and the highest respect of the villagers there. She want to chose Ploy, the only young granddaughte, to carry on from her. Nuanchan forced to press Ploy with a strict way, especially to maintain purity throughout life for this duty. Until Tul, has returned… friendships from the old days are the cause of the heights, horrors, the adversary hiding in night of black moon, which is about to lead him to the secret of the medium and the world of the death has been hidden under the savage eyes of Aunt Chan, with their life and youth in danger.
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At a small village in the remote countryside where beliefs in spirits still dominate and influence the villagers. The Medium of the village like Nuanchan has influenced the faith and the highest respect of the villagers there. She want to chose Ploy, the only young granddaughte, to carry on from her. Nuanchan forced to press Ploy with a strict way, especially to maintain purity throughout life for this duty. Until Tul, has returned… friendships from the old days are the cause of the heights, horrors, the adversary hiding in night of black moon, which is about to lead him to the secret of the medium and the world of the death has been hidden under the savage eyes of Aunt Chan, with their life and youth in danger.
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Genre:Drama, Thriller, Horror
Written By:Artistaya Arriyawongsa
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Runtime:93 minutes
Studio:THAM Studio 19
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