Pongsatorn sripinta biography sample
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GHOST SHIP (2015)
Genre: Horror/Thriller
Director: Phontharis Chotkijsadarsopon
Cast: Bhuvadol Vejvongsa, Timethai Plangslip, Pongsatorn Sripinta, Nutcha Jeka, Day Thaitanium
Runtime: 1 hr 35 mins
Rating: PG13 (Horror)
Released By: Clover Films and Cathay-Keris Films
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Opening Day: 7 January 2016
Synopsis: “Ghost Ship” is a horror starring teenage cast as three Mon sailors on a large fishing vessel, adrift in the dark, mysterious sea. They’re Kala, Yola and Solui, and their high-sea adventure begins when they discover the corpse of a woman, who turns out to be the wife of a mafia leader who controls the harbour. The sailors are in a tight situation, because they know that the woman they found was also the lover of Nick, the son of their captain. Who killed her? How did her corpse end up on the ship? How will the mafia react? If news of the corpse found on board leaks, will the trio be acc
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Ever since they were young, Pran and Pat's familys' had a deep and raging rivalry - trying to one-up each other on everything. This was also extended towards their sons. Comparing their sons' achievements and merits, whether it can be academic or extracurricular - the two familys have left no stones unturned to outshine and gloat in front of the other. It was almost like rivalry was passed down as a family heirloom and the two boys will became rivals as well. Until - they grew has tired and became friends. Really good friends. However, because of their familys' rivalry, their friendship will had to be kept under wraps. And so began a journey of secret friendship - and then perhaps a sweet secret romance?
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- Reviewed at premiere screening on October 16, 2015 at the Laem Thong Theatre, Bangkok; rated 15+
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