Phuak Pongsatorn Jongwilas

After former bank employee Ina (Baifern Pimchanok Luevisadpaibul) gets tricked into lending money to her ex-boyfriend Petch (Thiti Mahayotaruk), she's left with a significant amount of debt. Things get stranger when con artist Tower (Nadech Kugimiya) also attempts to scam her, only to get caught. However, Ina proposes a deal: she won't turn Tower over to the cops if he helps her get her money back from her ex! He agrees, and the two develop increasingly elaborate schemes to trick Petch into giving the money back. But as their plans unfold, Ina begins to develop feelings for Tower, leading her to question herself and the true intentions of those around her. Is love in the cards for Ina and Tower, or was her heart just another casualty?

The Con-Heartist

💘 Flawless Frauds ✨

Jone

After becoming viral Thai TV sensations, male cross-dressing "tootsies" Gus (Petch Paopetch Charoensook), Golf (Pingpong Thongchai Thongkuntom), Kim (Ter Ratthanant Janyajirawong) and their female friend Natty (Peak Pattarasaya Kruasuwansiri) are headed to the big screen, prepared to "fake it until they make it." Unfortunately, Golf accidentally knocks celebrity superstar Cathy (Araya A. Hargate) unconscious a week before she shoots a lucrative TV commercial. Faced with a hefty fine if Cathy is a no-show, they seek out a lookalike to replace her – and seem to find one in street food hawker Nam (also played by Araya A. Hargate), whose extensive plastic surgery makes her a near-perfect match. However, the similarities end at physical appearances, as Nam's brash personality is completely opposite from Cathy's sweet, polite demeanor. Can Gus, Golf, Kim, and Natty pull all their powers together to turn Nam into a star? This 2019 Thai LGBTQ+ comedy film was directed by Title Kittiphak Thongauam and follows the characters from 2016's "Diary of Tootsies."

Tootsies & The Fake

🎀 The Dollies Team 🎀

Director Thong

Through stories spanning three generations, "Seven Something" explores experiences and transformations at ages 14, 21, and 42. The first story, "14," focuses on the relationship between Puan (Kao Jirayu La-ongmanee) and Milk (PunPun Sutatta Udomsilp), which changes dramatically when Puan begins to constantly share his affections for Milk on social media, much to her disdain. The second story, "21/28," follows Maem (Cris Horwang), an actress struggling to reclaim her earlier fame, and her former co-star, Jon (Sunny Suwanmethanont), who has quit the entertainment industry and drastically changed since their last film together. The final story, "42.195," depicts a 40-year-old news anchor (Suquan Bulakul) struggling with loss and uncertainty who finds new purpose when a young runner (Nichkhun) invites her to join a marathon. This is a 2012 Thai anthology film directed by Pawin Phurijitpanya, Adisorn Trisirikasem, and Jira Maligool to commemorate film company GTH's 7th anniversary.

Seven Something

✨ Anthologies of Life Team

Sua (Ter Chantavit Dhanasevi) and Jib (Ice Preechaya Pongthananikorn) are a couple with a secret. They've been together for five years even though the bank they work at prohibits employee dating. Tired of hiding their relationship, they decide to get married, but one of them will have to quit their job. After a sudden glitch causes an ATM to dispense double the requested amount, Sua and Jib see a challenge: whoever can recover the money keeps their job. Will their relationship survive the competition? This 2012 Thai romantic comedy film, written and directed by Mez Tharatorn, is one of the highest-grossing Thai movies of all time.

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