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Tonsa, feeling invisible, joins Karn’s skoi gang seeking change. But her quest for recognition soon forces her to risk everything in a world she does not truly understand.
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Tonsa, feeling invisible, joins Karn’s skoi gang seeking change. But her quest for recognition soon forces her to risk everything in a world she does not truly understand.
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Wanchanok Treesatiein
Director
Mali Maliwan
Tonsa
Kanyakorn Chaiyasan
Karn
Laphattalada Tovanabutra
Mother of Tonsa
Supakorn Makdam
May (Karn’s friend)
Nattha Ninbanjong
Day (Karn’s friend)
Rukpaschararat Moolthongyoy
Toey (Tonsa’s friend)
Chayanis Patcharamaneepakorn
Nam (Tonsa’s friend)
Natthapol Somboondee
Pai (Karn’s boyfriend)
Wanchanok Treesatiein
Da (Karn's friend)
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