Rawipa Srisanguan

Deux fragments de la vie d'une femme. Maem est une jeune femme dans la Thaïlande rurale des années 1960. Son père horloger transmet sa passion à sa fille, tandis que les tensions entre la dictature militaire et les rebelles communistes s'exacerbent. Elle est courtisée par deux jeunes hommes très différents - un faible conducteur de pousse-pousse qui est littéralement mis de côté par un chef d'armée ambitieux et impitoyable. Cinquante ans plus tard, le chef de l'armée est devenu un général en disgrâce. Maem soigne son mari violent pendant ses derniers jours et se remémore son passé rempli de pertes, de souffrances et de joies.

Encountering with Goy’s past after 10 years, Goy and Tong go to Chanthaburi for their estranged father’s funeral. While Goy wants to run away and get back to work as soon as she can, Tong wants to spend more time here making up for lost time with her father.

In a corrupted southern Thai town struggling with its major environmental damage, a young Muslim woman is facing an inner struggle against the imposing wall of her cultural and religious background, as she develops a relationship with a female artist from out of town.

Two office employees learn that their boss is a serial killer and must prove his guilt before they become his next victims.

Towards the end of 2016, Noom meets Jane when he helps her throw garbage at the mall's disposal area. Their relationship grows at a noodle house. Roaming around the Memorial Bridge and smoking, Jane unlocks some repressed feelings about her family.

After his father’s sudden death and a mountain of debt, Keen takes refuge at Petchsak camp, a Muay Thai gym, to escape debt collectors. There, he meets Than, a star fighter who refuses to step back into the ring. As Keen breaks through Than’s icy exterior, the two form a passionate bond, navigating love, danger, and the haunting shadows of their pasts.