Even Sun - Season 1
To save his father from bankruptcy, failing debt collector Sun tracks an elusive target to a private island, sparking a chaotic romance.
To save his father from bankruptcy, failing debt collector Sun tracks an elusive target to a private island, sparking a chaotic romance.
Noppanut Guntachai
Athit
Warut Chawalitrujiwong
Sun
Lee Long Shi
Ashing
Nathas Tunjaroen
Mangkorn
Papungkorn Sakunsong
Nai
Chitsanupong Soeksiri
Talay
Parinya Angsanan
Mek
Tanawat Hudchaleelaha
Nemo
Weerapat Termmaneerat
Thai
To save his father from bankruptcy, failing debt collector Sun tracks an elusive target to a private island, sparking a chaotic romance.
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