Songkran Sitthi

Following the passing of Baikaow and Sak, life in the village slowly returns to normal. This calm is disrupted when Grandma Joy is suddenly struck by lightning and miraculously revives.

Cherd, a 25-year-old law graduate, is hesitant to take over his father's undertaker business because he is afraid of ghosts. However, his father's condition is worsening, and he has no choice but to help.

The story begins in two villages facing each other across a river in Thailand’s central region, once as close as family but now bitter rivals who haven’t wanted to look each other in the eye for over a decade. Pride chokes them—whoever gives in first is the loser. Then matters of the heart, wounded masculinity, and a fierce competition enter the picture, fanning the flames even higher. Just as the conflict between the two villages reaches its boiling point, a hidden threat begins to creep in, slowly and quietly, catching everyone off guard.

A group of young men in a rural Thai town puts their carefree lives on pause to help their friend see the ocean before he loses his eyesight.

Plawan is ready to open her heart for someone. Jarod wants to rekindle his friendship with Plawan. The more he tries, the deeper he falls for her. Jarod decides to prove his feelings with Plawan though he already has Kaew as a wife.

To win over his father-in-law, the music teacher had to put down his guitar to turn the worst football team in the village into street-level champions.