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พันท้ายนรสิงห์ (1950)
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A story from the chronicles about Panthai Norasingh, who was praised for his honesty after crashing the King's royal barge into a tree branch to save his life from planned assassination, hence requesting his own execution to uphold the palace's rules.
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คำพิพากษา (1989)
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Fak, a young man once beloved by the villagers, lives with Somsong, a mentally unstable woman who became his father’s new wife. After his father’s death, Fak is left to care for Somsong, who is despised by the community. Over time, rumors spread that the two share an illicit relationship, causing Fak’s life to fall into ruin—solely due to the judgment passed by the villagers.
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ป่าช้าแตก (1981)
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When a ghost falls in love with a person... problems arise between them. When ghosts and people have to compete for love... it's very strange!
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รักข้ามขอบฟ้า (เศษฟิล์ม) (1971)
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A young Thai man falls in love with a Cambodian stage actress during a trip to Phnom Penh, and together they have a child. But tragedy strikes when he returns to Thailand and is forced to marry a woman chosen by his father.
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ตุ๊กตาจ๋า (1951)
Character: Joe
After her father is arrested for murdering his cousin, a young toddler falls into the hand of two lower class men who do everything in their power to reunite her with family members.
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ห้วงรักเหวลึก (1955)
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A film adapted from the most renowned and lengthy novel by Luang Wichitwathakan, written during a time when the values surrounding women’s rights were just beginning to be discussed in Thai society. It tells the epic life story of a strong-willed woman named Praphimpan. The film covers approximately the first ten chapters of the novel, focusing on the period when Praphimpan is arrested for allegedly murdering her former lover, as well as becoming entangled in the murder case of her close friend.
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พี่ชาย (1951)
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During their one-year prison sentence, Chop and Yai made up their minds to turn over a new leaf for the sake of their families, unlike Ying who declared he would return to a life of crime. The three went their separate ways. Chop returned home to find his family’s situation deteriorating. His mother had fallen ill, his younger brother Chai was a struggling scriptwriter with no sales, and his sister Chatcharee, who worked at a bar, had become the target of the bar owner, Damrongrit.
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เพชรตาแมว (1972)
Character: Bussayarat's Father
A hunter cuts out a mythical black cat's eye, which turns into a large diamond. Many want the jewel... including the cat itself, which returns to terrorizes everyone. With musical numbers.
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โรงแรมนรก (1957)
Character: Prof. Sompong
Noi runs a rural bar and guesthouse called the Paradise Hotel. He tends bar and arm wrestles any challengers. The hotel, which has only one room, already has a guest, a man named Chana. Chana is annoyed that the hotel plays host to various musical groups, including a man who sings European opera, another man who practices the trombone, a Peking opera troupe, a Filipina ballad singer and a brass band that accompanies two bare-knuckles boxers.
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พระรถเมรี (1981)
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Twelve daughters are abandoned by their parents, who are too poor to educate so many children. The twelve daughters are rescued by a "Yak" woman who promises to take care about them as her own daughters. She deceived them and force them to drink a potion that transform the young girls into beautiful maidens.
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ชั่วฟ้าดินสลาย (1955)
Character: Man on the Dance Floor
A forbidden love story of Yupadee and Sangmong who believe that love is forever. Yupadee is a beautiful lady who married to Papho, an old but wealthy man who owns the Camp Wood in Kampangpetch province.
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น้ำตาลไม่หวาน (1965)
Character: Motee
Jaroenkesa, the owner of 'Kesajaroen', a shop that sells hair loss treatment, wants to pay back his debt of kindness to his dear Indian friend, whose formula is responsible for the company's prosperity, by hiring Manas, his good-for-nothing son, to marry Namtarn, the daughter of his dear friend, for two-million baht.
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ท่าเตียน (1973)
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Tah Tien is ostensibly a retelling of an old Thai folk tale about a battle between two giants, Yak Wat Jaeng and Yak Wat Pho.
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ยอดมนุษย์คอมพิวเตอร์ (1977)
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Four boys are born with strange features, one has very big ears, one has a tail, one has very big hands, one has a big nose. Becoming friends, they spend most of their time playing and sleeping. Becoming adults, their fathers banish them from the village as they are doing nothing to help the community. Just as they leave, a local mafia gang threatens the villagers to get help to cultivate opium and to provide food for their members. Meanwhile one lady wants to marry one of the boys but wishes that he can remove his tail. He refuses. At night time, while he is sleeping, she cuts his tail. He flees away but looses a lot of blood. A crazy scientific professor finds and decides to save him by using technology. He then gathers his three other friends to free the villagers from the mafia gang. A sci-fi take on a classic Thai fairy tale.
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แดร็กคูล่าต๊อก (1979)
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Things seem to be normal in an area of Thailand. But then Dracula is summoned to that region from Europe. He goes after a young woman. He has a bunch of dancing female vampire servants. Devils, zombies and some other weird creatures also show up.
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