Nawarophaat Rungphiboonsophit

After the failure of working in a big city, Ken decides to return home. He meets Fern, a working- and family- woman who has been cheated by Man, her husband. Fern asks Ken to play the role of her new boyfriend, so that Man will leave her behind. Things complicate when Ken falls in love with Fern for real and Fern also reciprocates. However, Ken learns that his mother is suffering from Alzheimer. He then has to open a Laab restaurant to remind his mother of the place where she met her future husband. While Fern just gets a new job position in Japan. Their love needs to be proven by time.

A former psychiatric patient seeks vengeance and aims to take down a gang of underworld criminals after a tragic accident sees his beloved family killed.

Near a coastal village of Thailand, by the sea where thousands of Rohingya refugees have drowned, a local fisherman finds an injured man lying unconscious in the forest. He rescues the stranger, who doesn’t speak a word, offers him his friendship and names him Thongchai. But when the fisherman suddenly disappears at sea, Thongchai slowly begins to take over his friend’s life - his house, his job and his ex-wife.

Note is planning to propose to Nam. They dream about a simple wedding by the beach at a beautiful resort in Hua Hin. With Nam's boss, an advertising agency owner, Nueng, and his wife Vinie, the resort owner and former actress who plan to return to the show business, help making it come true. The couple also gets help from their friends. Ploy, to record this hectic story before the wedding day. Tam, an annoying photographer, who can shake Ploy's heart. Their story is as chaotic as Guy's, Winnie and Nueng's dear son, and Boat's, the head chef at the resort. The hippest wedding concept by the weirdest advertising creative, Suzi started to get together. In the meantime, other love stories begins, but the soon to be husband and wife encounter the biggest challenge in the relationship.

Masterfully filmed, atmospheric moment. The period of mourning comes to an end at a temple-like funeral chapel. The final visitors are not mourners, but want to buy off their guilt. The mother wants to see a real confession. And money. The intense emotionality the death of a child evokes is, as it were, sculpted in space while the tension between the mother and the visitors is captured more subliminally by a roving camera.

Joke is a plain-looking teenager with a self-confidence issue. But Joke is tormented by the secret crush he has on his friend, Jib, the star of their high school. Confessing his love to his best friend just before Valentine's Day is the most difficult mission in Joke's young life. What if Jib prefers to keep Joke simply as a friend?