The Scar (1977)
แผลเก่า
A tale of star crossed lovers set in the rural Siam of 1936.
In 1936 in rural Bang Kapi, among the rice fields, Kwan and Riam, the children of rival village chiefs, fall in love. Riam's father disapproves of the relationship, and wants to marry her off to Joi, the son of a wealthy local nobleman. Riam's father, Joi and some other men go to confront Kwan and find him on the spirit-house island with Riam.
- Date of release
- 1977-12-24
- TMDB
- 7.0 / 10 (5)
- Runtime
- 2h 1m
- Genres
- Drama, Romance
- Director
- Cherd Songsri
Casting
- Sorapong Chatree — Kwan
- Nantana Ngaograjang — Riam
- Somchai Asanajinda — Khian
- Sarinthip Siriwan — Rerm
- Supan Buranapim — Thongkham
- Setha Sirachaya — Joi
- Chalit Fuengarom — Somchai
- Kitti Dassakorn — Rern
- Suwin Sawangrat — Rueang
Interesting facts
Plae Kao, also known as The Scar, is a 1977 Thai romantic drama film directed by Cherd Songsri and starring Sorapong Chatree and Nantana Ngaograjang as two peasants in rural Thailand in a tragic, romantic relationship. The story is based on the novel of the same name by Mai Muengderm. The film's poster was designed by Chuang Moolpinit.
Background
Cherd produced the film with the idea of showing it worldwide.
When I produced Plae Kao, I used the slogan 'We must show Thai traditional style to the world.' This produced a great deal of negative sentiment towards the picture, because some people believe that this is not a topic to be shown on film. I am a stubborn person though, and once I set my mind to including this in my films, well it's been in every film I have ever made.
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