PhloengPhaya Boorinsuwan

An 18-year-old boy feels pressured by everyone about his future. Wanting someone to listen, he thinks back to his childhood and drifts into his own thoughts. While talking to his younger self, he finally remembers something important that he had forgotten long ago.

'Job' decides to break the rules of a history assignment to expose a hidden truth, even if it means turning against his teammates who care only about their grades. Under intense pressure, he must prove that the 'truth' is worth more than a test score—before every bond they share is broken

An 18-year-old boy feels pressured by everyone about his future. Wanting someone to listen, he thinks back to his childhood and drifts into his own thoughts. While talking to his younger self, he finally remembers something important that he had forgotten long ago.

'Job' decides to break the rules of a history assignment to expose a hidden truth, even if it means turning against his teammates who care only about their grades. Under intense pressure, he must prove that the 'truth' is worth more than a test score—before every bond they share is broken