A Little Thing Called Love (Sing lek lek tee reak wa rak) (2010)

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The ordinary 14 years old girl name Nam. she's unattractive or simple call... the ugly! But she had secretly in love with older guy in grade 10 name Chon, a most popular student in high-school. He's hot, perfect and generous. That's make girls in school going crazy about him, including… More The ordinary 14 years old girl name Nam. she's unattractive or simple call... the ugly! But she had secretly in love with older guy in grade 10 name Chon, a most popular student in high-school. He's hot, perfect and generous. That's make girls in school going crazy about him, including Nam too. But she doesn't give up easily. She tried do everything to made her pretty good and outstanding in school. Because she hopes him turned around at her just once more time.

Directed By: Puttipong Pormsaka Na-Sakonnakorn, Wasin Pokpong
Genres: Romance, Art House & International, Comedy

In Theaters: Aug 12, 2010 Wide

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Steven V

This is a film that anyone can enjoy, provided they leave their own cultural bias' by the door. The story in itself is pretty unremarkable, it's a teen love story. What this particular film does, in its own sublime way, is reveal so much about the character and culture of… More
This is a film that anyone can enjoy, provided they leave their own cultural bias' by the door. The story in itself is pretty unremarkable, it's a teen love story. What this particular film does, in its own sublime way, is reveal so much about the character and culture of the world's most lovable people. Thais are at once childlike and somber. The inhabit a world that is at once filled with mystical notions and aspirations, and also rife with the most petty and spiteful stereotypes and internal racism. Nam, the protagonist for this film, is characterized as "plain" and "awkward" in the film's beginning. What she's really subordinated by is her Thai features and dark complexion. The filmmaker is courageous in revealing this less-than-laudable aspect of Thai culture, with Nam's teacher calling her "dark skinned" in the film's opening moments. In spite of this honesty, the movie also manages to very lovingly portray the universal extremes of a girl's blooming feelings for her first boy crush, but again very Thai in it's portrayal. The beauty of first love, friendship and dreams, it was a refreshing movie.

A Little Thing Called Love (Sing lek lek tee reak wa rak) (2010)

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