
Plastic Girl
Drama · Thriller · Mystery
Overview
A young writer finds herself promoting her new book in a televised interview, but things are not what they seem when the interviewer starts to challenge her.
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Atchareeya Potipipittanakorn
Atchareeya Potipipittanakorn
Lalin
Atchareeya Potipipittanakorn
Lalin
Mo Rodvanich
Mo Rodvanich
Interviewer
Mo Rodvanich
Interviewer


Philaiwan Laophanich
Philaiwan Laophanich
Lalin's Mother
Philaiwan Laophanich
Lalin's Mother
Phuwadon Prakobkit
Phuwadon Prakobkit
Lalin's Father
Phuwadon Prakobkit
Lalin's Father
Supapit Phaisarnphanichapon
Supapit Phaisarnphanichapon
Mysterious Man
Supapit Phaisarnphanichapon
Mysterious Man
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