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Samong, a Burmese student, did not expected to get "painted" since the first day he got into Thai high school. A journey of him, a Burmese exchange student, to the breaking where he has to choose for the school or for himself.
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Samong, a Burmese student, did not expected to get "painted" since the first day he got into Thai high school. A journey of him, a Burmese exchange student, to the breaking where he has to choose for the school or for himself.

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Genre:Drama
Directed By:Panya Zhu
Written By:Panya Zhu
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