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Weethara is a Goatman 

As the demands of working life begin to consume her, Weethara dreams one day that a pair of goat horns has grown from her forehead. The strange memory of encountering the Goatman as a child resurfaces, after being buried for fifteen years.
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As the demands of working life begin to consume her, Weethara dreams one day that a pair of goat horns has grown from her forehead. The strange memory of encountering the Goatman as a child resurfaces, after being buried for fifteen years.

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Genre:Drama, Fantasy, Mystery
Directed By:Adisorn Klomkleaw
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Runtime:26 minutes
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