Nithiwat Tharatorn
Director · b. 1974 · Bangkok, Thailand
Nithiwat Tharatorn (nickname: Ton) is director born in Bangkok, Thailand. He is graduated at Bachelor of Communication Arts specialed Film and Photography from Chulalongkorn University. One of his works more know is "My Girl" (2003), film that was the most popular and the highest grossing movie of the year in Thailand. In fact, for that film he won The Best Director in "The Asian New Talent Award" (2004) and "The Thailand National Film Association Award" (2004) together with the others five directors.
Movies6
Movie7.8RomanceComedyThe story takes place at the College of Music, Mahidol University over one year and covers the three seasons that Bangkok typically experiences - summer, winter and monsoon.
Movie6.2HorrorThrillerFour directors create short films based on unique fears involving a lonely woman, a princess's corpse, a haunted camping trip and a cursed manuscript.
Movie8.0RomanceDramaRecovering from an accident, an artist is torn between the nurse who is helping him recover and a college friend for whom he secretly longs.
Movie4.4ComedyFour girlfriends plot to determine whether the cute metrosexual man their friend plans to marry is really straight.
Movie6.5ComedyMusicIn 1970, a string band called "The Possible" was really popular and made a fever among young people. One day, the band received a microphone as the present from a mysterious fan. Miraculously, the microphone was a time-machine that accidentally took them to the future, in 2007, where the modern music rules and they're just an out-of-date item.
Movie6.5ComedyActionA group of house maids are transferred to a top-secret government intelligence agency to investigate a suspicious event. Equipped with modest technology, the agents struggle to adapt to their new line of work.