Steel Wool Glass Trailer (1971)
29 December 1971 Horror, Mystery
Thai horror film.
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Cast
Petchara Chaowarat as Rommani / Bun Pluem
Kanchit Kwanpracha as Witthawat / Thiang
Sa-Ard Piempongsan as Mekhin
Crew
Chumsai Na Ayutthaya Writer
Kawee Kiatnan Cinematography
Dan Krisada Executive Producer
Charin Disayaniyom Director
International Titles
Kaew Khon Lek Trailer
International Releases Dates
Thailand 29 December 1971
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