The Screen at Kamchanod - 2007

AKA:  The Screen




Director................:Songsak Mongkoltong
Cast....................:Achita Pramotch Na Ayuthaya, Pakramai Potrananda, Namo Tongkumnerd
Genre...................:Ghost / Horror
Year/Release............:2007 / Rel. 05.March 2008
2 VCD's
Running Time............:96 min
Country.................:Thailand
Languages...............:Thai
Subtitles...............:---
Rating..................:---

 
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Story:

Set in Bangkok, 2007, in the world of mystery that is still challenging people to discover the truth, Yut is a guy who's obsessed by supernatural events and wants to investigate the story of someone screening the film for ghosts. He finds a group of people that will be going to a cursed forest with him. However, the thing they discover in the forest shows that the mystery world is something living around them.

Based on a true story, THE SCREEN AT KAMCHANOD is set in 2007, a modern world still haunted by past mystery. Dr. Yuth (Achita Pramoj Na Ayudhya) is obsessed with finding the truth behind the newspaper report on the incident in which film projectionists were hired to screen movies to a throng of ghosts. Dr Yuthâ??s girlfriend, Orn (Pakkramai Potranan), who suffers from his creepy obsession, wants to leave him but instead becomes part of his experiment. They set out to Kamchanod with two senior journalists who believe they will have a shot at journalistic fame if they uncover the whole truth. Roj (Namo Tonggumnerd), a homeless kid who has a crush on Orn, worms his way into the group and accompany the Bangkokians on their trip. They all venture into the macabre terrain of Kamchanod in the hope of finding out whether the ghosts actually hired the projectionists to screen outdoor movies for them. The supernatural will merge with the reality, and those whoâ??re looking for explanation will only encounter more ghostly mysteries that may cost them their sanity, if not their lives.