Bangkok’s dark secrets to be revealed in a new Thai-made Netflix series

[snoop1130]

 

Film buffs around the world will be treated to a glimpse of Bangkok’s darkest corners, where conspiracy hides behind a facade of charity, in the new series Bangkok Breaking, slated to premiere globally on 23 September exclusively on Netflix.

 

Starring Sukollawat ‘Weir’ Kanaros and  Sushar ‘Aom’ Manaying, executive produced by Prabda Yoon and directed by Kongkiat Komesiri, the 6-episode action-suspense series exposes viewers to a different side of Bangkok. In addition to the intense and captivating tale at its heart, Bangkok Breaking is also the very first Thai series to be shot in HDR for full visual immersion.

 

“Netflix viewers across the world will witness the varied, contemporary city of Bangkok – from opulent skyscrapers to the microcosmic communities tucked away down its alleyways – through the journeys of Bangkok Breaking’s many characters. Each element of their stories reflects the social reality in all the shades of white, black, and grey on the tapestry that is Bangkok,” the series’ executive producer and co-writer, Prabda Yoon said during the virtual unveiling event in August.

 

Full Story: https://www.thaipbsworld.com/bangkoks-dark-secrets-to-be-revealed-in-a-new-thai-made-netflix-series/

 

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[TooBigToFit]

The get all that without the series actually touching on the true issues that cause Thailand to be a nation rife with corruption and abuse. I hope someday that Thais at least abroad will make a movie or series that shows the straight out abuse and human rights violations that occur regularly without the news or media of Thailand covering them in any real level. I guess I am asking for a series called something like 'The Elephant in the Room'.

[greeneking]

11 minutes ago, TooBigToFit said:

The get all that without the series actually touching on the true issues that cause Thailand to be a nation rife with corruption and abuse. I hope someday that Thais at least abroad will make a movie or series that shows the straight out abuse and human rights violations that occur regularly without the news or media of Thailand covering them in any real level. I guess I am asking for a series called something like 'The Elephant in the Room'.

Entry with an Elephant ticket?

[Will B Good]

Wonder if any TV members are in it?

[Caldera]

That sounds like a real mess,

but assuming that the bars will still be closed by then,

I'll watch it nonetheless.

[lujanit]

So this series will be all about the widespread corrupt cops?

[Kinnock]

Sounds like a film about the symptoms, with no mention of the cause.  

 

[hotchilli]

10 hours ago, greeneking said:

Entry with an Elephant ticket?

Sweets/snacks must be in a paper bag....no plastic allowed.

[Thingamabob]

5 hours ago, Kinnock said:

Sounds like a film about the symptoms, with no mention of the cause.  

 

Well said.

[NeoDinosaw]

18 hours ago, Kinnock said:

Sounds like a film about the symptoms, with no mention of the cause.  

 

and there is no known cure .............................................

[inThailand]

Does anyone believe this would be allowed to air if it was truthful about this place? 

 

 

[Will B Good]

11 hours ago, NeoDinosaw said:

and there is no known cure .............................................

Invermectin?

[Rampant Rabbit]

On 9/3/2021 at 5:19 PM, snoop1130 said:

Each element of their stories reflects the social reality in all the shades of white, black, and grey on the tapestry that is Bangkok,

Claptrap for the masses