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Convinced his new job with a self-hyped company that sells dietary supplements is the answer to all his troubles, Thee is deaf to Parn's legitimate concern over hefty mortgage payments; he also believes the move will lift Nan's deep-seated resentment of him and his wife, who left the girl with her grandmother for much of her childhood. |
Convinced his new job with a self-hyped company that sells dietary supplements is the answer to all his troubles, Thee is deaf to Parn's legitimate concern over hefty mortgage payments; he also believes the move will lift Nan's deep-seated resentment of him and his wife, who left the girl with her grandmother for much of her childhood. |
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With absorbing domestic drama supplying the tale's emotional backbone, Sakdaphisit ramps things up with signs that all's far from well in the apparently ideal community. Following the grisly murder of a Burmese housemaid and Thee's unpleasant encounter with wife-beating next-door neighbor Somkiat (Sahajak Boonthanakit), ghosts start circling Nan, who is unable to convince mom and dad she's not making it all up. |
With absorbing domestic drama supplying the tale's emotional backbone, Sakdaphisit ramps things up with signs that all's far from well in the apparently ideal community. Following the grisly murder of a Burmese housemaid and Thee's unpleasant encounter with wife-beating next-door neighbor Somkiat (Sahajak Boonthanakit), ghosts start circling Nan, who is unable to convince mom and dad she's not making it all up. Thee mistakenly shoot Nan, thinks he killed her, he shoot himself. Parn and Nan leave the land. |
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Revision as of 11:47, 31 December 2011
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| Laddaland | |
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| Directed by | Sopon Sukdapisit |
| Written by | Sopana Chaowwiwatkul |
| Starring | Saharath Sangkapreecha Piyathida Woramusik Suthatta Udomsilp Apipich Chutiwatkajornchai |
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| Country | Template:Film Thailand |
| Language | Thai |
Laddaland (Template:Lang-th) is a 2011 Thai horror film directed by Sopon Sukdapisit. Based on a story A family moves into a new house where they gradually begin to encounter paranormal and horror events.
Plot
Based on strange events believed by many locals to have taken place in Chiang Mai late last century, the story opens with 40-ish marketing man Thee (Saharath Sangkapreecha) moving loyal wife Parn (Piyathida Woramusik), rebellious teenage daughter Nan (Suthatta Udomsilp) and lively young son Nat (Apipich Chutiwatkajornchai) from Bangkok to Laddaland, an upmarket housing estate in a previously grungy part of Chiang Mai.
Convinced his new job with a self-hyped company that sells dietary supplements is the answer to all his troubles, Thee is deaf to Parn's legitimate concern over hefty mortgage payments; he also believes the move will lift Nan's deep-seated resentment of him and his wife, who left the girl with her grandmother for much of her childhood.
With absorbing domestic drama supplying the tale's emotional backbone, Sakdaphisit ramps things up with signs that all's far from well in the apparently ideal community. Following the grisly murder of a Burmese housemaid and Thee's unpleasant encounter with wife-beating next-door neighbor Somkiat (Sahajak Boonthanakit), ghosts start circling Nan, who is unable to convince mom and dad she's not making it all up. Thee mistakenly shoot Nan, thinks he killed her, he shoot himself. Parn and Nan leave the land.