Prai Phitsawat

The film tells the story of a young woman who becomes possessed by a vengeful spirit after her lover is murdered. As the spirit's power grows, it begins to wreak havoc on those around her, leading to a descent into madness and terror. The narrative explores themes of love, loss, and the supernatural consequences of betrayal.

Prai Phitsawat is considered a landmark film in Thai horror cinema, praised for its atmospheric tension and psychological depth. While critically acclaimed for its artistic merit and impact on the genre, its availability and reception outside of Thailand have been limited due to the era's distribution challenges.

• Praised for its pioneering use of psychological horror in Thai cinema.

• Noted for its strong performances, particularly in conveying the protagonist's descent into terror.

• Recognized for its atmospheric direction and evocative cinematography.

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Prai Phitsawat was the debut feature film of M.C. Chatrichalerm Yukol, who would go on to become one of Thailand's most celebrated filmmakers.