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ACTOR
Vithaya PansringarmApichart ChusakulPrinya IntachaiKitsada Hongsakrai
DIRECTOR
Tom Waller
SYNOPSICS
Sop-mai-ngeap (2011) is a Thai movie. Tom Waller has directed this movie. Vithaya Pansringarm,Apichart Chusakul,Prinya Intachai,Kitsada Hongsakrai are the starring of this movie. It was released in 2011. Sop-mai-ngeap (2011) is considered one of the best Crime,Mystery,Thriller movie in India and around the world.
When a homeless youth is murdered in the grounds of a Buddhist monastery in Bangkok, the Police do little to investigate, leaving Father Ananda - a former homicide detective - to try and solve the crime. With the help of an orphaned boy named Jak, Ananda travels the canals of the city to unravel the clues and catch the killer.
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Sop-mai-ngeap (2011) Reviews
Thailand's "Name of The Rose"?
Some new blood was indeed transfused into the vast body of Thailand's movie-making. This film tries to do something different, and different it is. It is a murder mystery in a monastic Buddhist temple in Bangkok. The motives range from drugs to homosexual behaviour. As a Thai and a Buddhist, I found the first 30 minutes slightly too offensive to my taste. As time goes by, it is quite clear that offending Buddhism is not at all the intent, and a Buddhist like myself can truly enjoy this film till the end credit. It is beautifully shot, surprisingly because there is no attempt to avoid the blemishes you can find in a Thai temple or just anywhere in Thailand. The portrayal is honest while not passing a judgment. The characters of monks and temple kids are believable. I assume that the director does not really speak Thai, thus the use of Thai language in this film suffers slightly. For example, the police ranks of a police major general and a police colonel are pronounced quite similarly, but the mistake is rather great. "Mindfulness and Murder" is a film to entertain and to relax the viewers with a Thai temple's serenity. The only missed opportunity is for the movie makers' failure to apply some Buddhist philosophies to the plot line. If that was added, they would be making a much better use of a Buddhist temple than simply as a nice backdrop.