Letter from the Sun

A group of students who have gone to visit a carnival at night on a weekend, but feelings of enjoyment have been replaced with feelings of fear. The only way for all 13 of them to survive is to play the most cruel games to pass each stage.

A powerful historical drama about a bold woman who defied tradition nearly 200 years ago—challenging norms and forging her own path in a world not yet ready for her.

Yajai, nicknamed Yajai Hat Thewada (Hands of a Goddess), is a masseuse sought-after by many spa resorts. However, she decides to flee from it all and live a private life. To hide from the fame, she gets a flat where she's suspected of making a dishonest living and where she hides from Grandma Noi, her only relative who's made it her mission to pair Yajai up with Kriangkrai. It's her hope that there will be someone to inherit her Hat Thewada massage technique. Amidst all the suspicion and chaos, there's only one place where she can rest her mind: the salon of Chatchai, a friend from high school. However, her presence is met with resistance from Chatchai's daughter Chomphu.

Three orphans raised together on the Thai-Laos border dream of overcoming poverty and social inequality. Their lifelong bond is tested when two best friends fall in love with the same woman, and a tragic turning point forces them to follow separate paths.

Dr. Jenphitcha is a successful psychiatrist, a loving wife and mother. Her picture-perfect life is shattered when she suspects her husband Athin of having an affair. As Jane unravel more layers into her devious husband’s secret other life, she is enraged when it becomes clear she has been betrayed with a young college student—Kate. What ensues is a game of cat and mouse with her cheating husband and mistress. She spirals out of control—behaving in ways she never imagined—threatening everyone around her and tearing her family apart.