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Bangkok Revenge is a french film of genre Drama directed by Jean-Marc Minéo released in USA on 14 september 2012 with Jon Foo
Bangkok Revenge (2011)
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Add to a movie listBangkok Renaissance est un film d'action franco-thaïlandais de Jean-Marc Minéo sorti le 13 juin 2012.
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Manit, un petit garçon de dix ans assiste à l’assassinat de ses parents.Actors
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