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Toni Rakkaen | ||
Ingkarat Damrongsakkul | ||
Thira Chutikul | ||
Arthur Navarat | ||
Natarat Lakha | ||
Vatanya Thamdee | ||
Anawat Patanawanichkul | ||
Ingkarat Damrongsakkul | Oat | |
Toni Rakkaen | Adult Oat | |
Thira Chutikul | Ek | |
Arthur Navarat | Jai | |
Natarat Lakha | Kitty | |
Vatanya Thamdee | Auntie | |
Anawat Patanawanichkul | Junior | |
Warattha Kaew-on | Kwan | |
Nuntita Khampiranon | Waitress | |
Michael Shaowanasai | Customer | |
Seksan Suttichan | Bar Boy | |
Kowit Wattanakul | Sia (Junior's Dad) | |
Wutsiri Tawaugesron | Oat's Dad | |
Panachai Luveeraphan | Junior's Friend | |
Akaragrit Karnjanadechsiri | Junior's Friend | |
Tagoon Sankasunya | Jai's Dad | |
Narunee Manichote | Jai's Mom | |
Kanyapak Barlee | Big Burger Clerk | |
Edward Gunawan | Moneyboy | |
Phim Umari | Gunman |
Director/Choreographer |
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Producer |
Anthimes Arunroj-Angkul
Maenum Chagasik |
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Writer/Composer |
Josh Kim
Rattawut Lapcharoensap |
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Cinematography |
Nikorn Sripongwarakul
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Music |
Boovar Isbjornsson
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In Thailand, all males turning 21 years old must participate in the annual military draft lottery. Drawing a black card grants exemption, while drawing red results in two years of military service. On the morning of his draft lottery, Oat reflects back on his childhood -- when as a child, his older brother Ek faced the possibility of being drafted himself. Unable to convince Ek to do whatever he can to change his fate, young Oat takes matters into his own hands, resulting in unexpected circumstances. |
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