Suthep Seesai

The legend of Mae Nak Prakanong, about a female spirit in the era of King Rama V, is well known but not much is known about her unborn son Dang. He is the spirit of a child who wants nothing more than to befriend humans.

A bus driver with his assistant had to deal with chaos such as gangsters, pretty passengers, Including the use of street as a speed show.

Luang Pee Jazz, a new ordained monk, was sent to Bangkok to study religion. He later found out that monks in the temple were committing a crime.

Ghosts wreak havoc at an old school, and a student communicates with the spirit as the team reckons with a power struggle.

The story begins in two villages facing each other across a river in Thailand’s central region, once as close as family but now bitter rivals who haven’t wanted to look each other in the eye for over a decade. Pride chokes them—whoever gives in first is the loser. Then matters of the heart, wounded masculinity, and a fierce competition enter the picture, fanning the flames even higher. Just as the conflict between the two villages reaches its boiling point, a hidden threat begins to creep in, slowly and quietly, catching everyone off guard.