Retelling of a folk tale


A romantic horror-comedy from Thailand, 'Pee Mak'.

ARGUABLY Thailand’s most successful filmmaker to-date, Banjong Pisanthanakun has only made seven films.

His latest feature film Pee Mak made 567mil baht (RM57mil) at the box-office last month, surpassing Chatrichalerm Yukol’s 2001 royal epic Suriyothai, and has since become the highest-grossing movie of all-time in Thailand.

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