Marasri Bangchang

In 1977, there's a fight between soldiers and communists in a village along the border. Sak, a teacher in the village, loses his wife and his young daughter but his son is saved by Pew who later adopts him and changes his name to Tin.

The relationship between two friends, one with a family issue and decides to live alone and another one with similar problems. However, they all need to separate and follow their own ways.

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Thai horror film.

An aunt adopts two children, the elder called Deuan is 5 years old and the youngest is called Dam. Both fathers are different. Dam’s father is a black man so she is called Dam (black) as a reference to her skin color. The children were temporarily given to the aunt by the mother. Unable to raise them, the aunt wishes to sell them to a rich lady. The rich lady doesn’t want Dam and buys only Deuan for 3000 baht. She is renamed as Deuan Krai Saen. Dam is sold to a family to become a servant and to be the puppet of the daughter. The story intertwined, as years go by, their fates come cross each other.

Newspaper reporter Marut (Likit Eakmongkol) is working on an investigation involving ghosts and decides to write the "real" story of Mae Nak. Of course that gets him into a bad predicament with a malicious female ghost.