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We'll Live Through the Long, Long Days and Through Long Nights.
Ped, a soccer student who wishes to go to college using a scholarship but his school cut all the training due to PM2.5 so he trains alone for the final and ends up with an unexpected turning point.
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Ped, a soccer student who wishes to go to college using a scholarship but his school cut all the training due to PM2.5 so he trains alone for the final and ends up with an unexpected turning point.
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Genre:Drama
Written By:Watcharawut Pinidnoy
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Runtime:27 minutes
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