Meat Grinder

Meat Grinder (2009)

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Frau Buss kocht die leckersten Eingeweidesüppchen von Bangkok. Doch wer sich der harmlos wirkenden alleinerziehenden Mutter allzu aufdringlich nähert oder gar ihr Missfallen erregt (wie ihr Ehemann, die Kellnerin, der Vermieter, die Kriminellen von nebenan, etc.), endet schnell mal in der Suppe. Die natürlich grade deshalb so prima schmeckt. Ihre traumatisierte Tochter hat Frau Buss zur Komplizin gemacht, das hat in ihrer Jugend schließlich auch nicht geschadet. Jetzt aber hat sich jemand in Frau Buss verliebt. Und das bringt alles aus dem Gleichgewicht.

Erscheinungsdatum
2009-03-19
TMDB
5.4 / 10 (53)
Laufzeit
1 Std. 30 Min.
Genres
Horror, Thriller
Regie
Tiwa Moeithaisong

Besetzung

Wissenswertes

Meat Grinder, known before its theatrical release as Kuai Teaw Neua Khon, is a 2009 Thai splatter film co-written, directed, and edited by Tiwa Moeithaisong. The film stars Mai Charoenpura as Buss, a noodle vendor whose troubled past drives her into a series of murders in which she serves her victims' flesh to unsuspecting customers. The cast also includes Jirachaya Jirarachakij, Pimchanok Luevisadpaibul, Anuway Niwartwong, Wiradit Srimala, Rattanaballang Tohssawat, and Duangta Tungkamanee, with supporting roles played by Somlek Sakdikul and Atitaya Shindejanichakul.

Production

Tiwa Moeithaisong worked as a cinematographer before directing Meat Grinder, including on the 2007 film Bangkok Love Story. He wrote, directed, served as cinematographer, and edited Meat Grinder, which was described as one of his most ambitious projects. Moeithaisong had previously worked in the horror genre, directing Ghost Delivery (2003) and The Sisters (2004) before making Meat Grinder.

The film stars Mai Charoenpura as Buss, alongside Jirachaya Jirarachakij, Pimchanok Luevisadpaibul, Anuway Niwartwong, Wiradit Srimala, Rattanaballang Tohssawat, and Duangta Tungkamanee, with supporting roles played by Somlek Sakdikul and Atitaya Shindejanichakul.

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