Chocolate

A young woman with a unique form of autism, possessing unparalleled martial arts skills, embarks on a dangerous mission to save her mother. She must confront ruthless gangs and a powerful underworld figure to secure the money needed for her mother's life-saving treatment. Her journey is a whirlwind of incredible fight sequences and personal discovery.

Chocolate was critically acclaimed for its exhilarating action sequences and the impressive performance of its lead actress, JeeJa Yanin. While the plot was considered by some to be straightforward, the film's inventive choreography and Yanin's raw talent were universally praised, making it a standout in the martial arts genre.

• Praised for its high-octane, well-choreographed fight scenes.

• JeeJa Yanin's star-making performance as a martial arts prodigy is a major highlight.

• The film's unique premise and energetic execution are widely appreciated.

Google audience: Audiences were thrilled by the film's intense and creative fight choreography, often highlighting JeeJa Yanin's incredible physical performance. Many found the movie to be a refreshing and exciting entry in the action genre, with its unique protagonist and high energy.

Won the Best Action Film award at the 2009 Fright Night Theatre Awards. Nominated for Best Actress (JeeJa Yanin) at the 2009 MTV Movie Awards (Thailand).

The lead actress, JeeJa Yanin, trained in Taekwondo from a young age and performed most of her own stunts, which were designed to showcase her agility and unique fighting style, inspired by Muay Boran and other martial arts.