Pee Mak

Mak, a young man returning from war, is reunited with his beloved wife, Nak, and their newborn son. However, as Mak settles back into village life with his four friends, strange occurrences and Nak's increasingly eerie behavior begin to sow seeds of doubt. His friends suspect Nak may be a ghost, leading to a series of comedic and terrifying attempts to uncover the truth.

Pee Mak was a massive critical and commercial success in Thailand, lauded for its unique blend of horror, comedy, and romance. It became the highest-grossing Thai film of all time, praised for its inventive storytelling, strong performances, and effective tonal shifts that managed to be both genuinely frightening and laugh-out-loud funny.

• A clever and hilarious mix of scares and laughs.
• Successfully blends traditional ghost story elements with modern comedic sensibilities.
• Praised for its charismatic lead performances and satisfying romantic storyline.

Google audience: Audiences overwhelmingly enjoyed Pee Mak, frequently highlighting its effective humor and surprising scares. Many found the chemistry between the lead actors and the satisfying resolution to be major strengths, making it a highly entertaining watch.

Thailand National Film Association Awards: Best Costume Design, Best Make-up Effects. Nominated for numerous other awards including Best Picture and Best Director.

The film's massive box office success made it the highest-grossing Thai film of all time, surpassing the previous record holder, 'Suriyothai' (2001).