All 22 Chintara Sukapatana Movies
Welcome to our movie roundup article featuring the enchanting and talented Chintara Sukapatana! Get ready to delve into the world of Thai cinema as we explore some of the most captivating films starring this versatile actress. Join us as we celebrate her remarkable career and the unforgettable performances that have left a lasting impression on the hearts of audiences worldwide.
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1. Scholar Maid (1986)
“Scholar Maid, “ directed by Bhandit Rittakol, is a delightful Thai comedy-romance film that premiered in 1986. The movie follows the story of Cha-aim, a recent high school graduate who, along with three friends, embarks on an adventure to find work on their relative’s corn farm. As the group navigates the challenges of farm life, Cha-aim finds himself embarking on a journey of love and self-discovery.
2. The Seed (1987)
In The Seed (1987), a heartbreaking tale set in Thailand, a struggling farmer named Jaran (played by Jaran Manopet) discovers a rare and valuable seed that could change everything for his impoverished family. With his land barren and no hope in sight, he embarks on an intense quest to seek out this unique grain.
3. Yeau (1987)
“Yeau” — a captivating 1987 crime, drama, thriller directed by Chana Krapayun, offers an intense viewing experience. The film, starring Chintara Sukapatana, Dechduang Anusasananan, and Pisan Hongthai, takes viewers on an unpredictable journey.
4. Langkha Daeng (1987)
In the heart of 1987, “Langkha Daeng” (also known as “The Red Scotsman”) arrives on the big screen, blending thrilling comedy and captivating drama. Directed by Yutthana Mukdasanit, this unforgettable film stars the talented trio of Thongchai McIntyre, Chintara Sukapatana, and Mayura Tanabut. “Langkha Daeng” is an adventure full of unexpected twists, laughter, and suspense.
5. Good Morning, Vietnam (1987)
“Good Morning, Vietnam” is a captivating tale of a disc jockey with impeccable comedic timing. In 1987, Robin Williams stars as Adrian Cronauer, a daring DJ who stirs things up when he is stationed in Vietnam with the US Armed Forces. As Cronauer defies the norms of traditional radio broadcasting, he brings humor and vitality to the troops stationed in the war-torn country. With a mix of biography, comedy, and drama, “Good Morning, Vietnam” showcases the incredible talent of Robin Williams while addressing the weighty issues of the Vietnam War. The movie offers insight into the complexities of censorship and freedom of speech, all woven into a compelling plot that has garnered numerous awards and nominations. Directed by Barry Levinson and written by Mitch Markowitz and Adrian Cronauer himself, this film is a well-crafted gem that takes the audience on an emotional rollercoaster. Forest Whitaker and Tom T. Tran join Williams in their respective roles, adding depth to the story. Touchstone Pictures and Silver Screen Partners III are behind the movie’s production in this American classic. For those who enjoy movies with a blend of drama and comedy or are intrigued by the iconic performance of Robin Williams, “Good Morning, Vietnam” is definitely worth a watch.
6. Sunset at Chaopraya (1988)
“Sunset at Chaopraya, “ also known as “Khu Kam, “ is a captivating 1988 Thai film directed by Ruj Ronapop. Set against the backdrop of World War II, the film explores a captivating romance between protagonist Kobori, an Imperial Japanese soldier, and Angsumalin, an endearing Thai woman.
7. Something About Art (1988)
In the heart of Thailand, Something About Art (1988) is a hilarious and heartfelt journey through the halls of an art school, where students’ unparalleled passion for their craft is matched only by their infectious friendships and unwavering determination. Each artist has their own unique personality, yet they all share an unyielding love for their work, their bond with one another, and their educational institution.
8. Silhouette of God (1989)
Discover the silhouette of god in the suspense-filled drama, “Silhouette of God” (1989). Set in rural Thailand, Karm, an innocent young farmer, is entangled in a dangerous web of trickery and deceit. Blinded by his faith in communion with spirits, he unknowingly becomes the pawn of a cunning con man who preys on the unsuspecting townspeople.
9. Boonchu 2 (1989)
Boonchu 2 is a light-hearted comedy about a young man, Boonchu, who faces disappointment when he fails his entrance exam for university. However, with the guidance of his Head Monk at Suphan, Boonchu receives the opportunity to return to Bangkok and prepare for another chance at success. This funny and heartwarming film explores the journey of perseverance, highlighting the bond between a young man and his mentor, as they work together to conquer life’s challenges.
10. M.6/2 Hong Kru Waree (1989)
M. 6/2 Hong Kru Waree, released in 1989, follows the story of a young hospitalized student who shares a dream of becoming a rock star with his bandmates. Despite his precarious condition, they rally together to form a band named “M. 6/2 Hong Kru Waree. “ The film takes an unexpected turn as the student steals the show at a local battle of the bands competition, proving that his health issues won’t stop him from pursuing his passion. In this upbeat comedy and romantic film, audiences can expect to laugh and root for the underdog protagonist as he fights for his dreams and falls in love along the way.
11. Boonchu 5 (1990)
Boonchu 5, set in 1990, is a delightful Thai comedy, drama, and romance that showcases the life of Boonchu in his second year of college. As he attempts to impress his lovely girlfriend, he decides to run for University President. His goals are to support poor students and restore the scholarship rules and conditions.
12. Boonchu 6 (1991)
Boonchu 6, released in 1991, follows the adventures of Boonchu and his close-knit friends as they embark on a new mission to assist Molee in her quest for success. With a focus on comedy and romance, this film showcases the unique bond between these characters and their unwavering support for one another. As Boonchu and his friends work together to help Molee prepare for her first presentation to international clients, they discover the true meaning of friendship, camaraderie, and love.
13. Boonchu 7 (1993)
“Boonchu 7” is a delightful Thai romantic comedy from 1993, directed by Bhandit Rittakol. The movie stars Kriangkrai Amarttayakul and Jukrit Ammarat, who play Boonchu and Molee, a couple who are about to get married. However, before they can walk down the aisle, they must complete a crucial task to prove their undying love to Manee, Molee’s sister, who remains skeptical about their relationship.
14. Somsri Program B Pee Nee Song Khuap (1993)
In the whimsical 1993 Thai comedy-sci-fi film, Somsri Program B Pee Nee Song Khuap, our beloved robot Somsri is unceremoniously stolen by her nosy neighbors and transported to the ominous home of Dr. Bem, an arch-nemesis of the scientist Dr. Ter who meticulously designed and created her.
15. Amdaeng Muen kab nai Rid (1994)
Dive into the romantic world of Thailand in the 19th century with the film “Amdaeng Muen kab nai Rid. “ Adapted from a real case under the reign of King Rama II, the film tells the story of Muen, a passionate woman who is deeply in love with Rid. However, her father has promised her to another man, which she refuses to accept. Muen turns to the court to fight for her right to marry Rid, her true love.
16. Once Upon a Time… This Morning (1994)
Once Upon a Time. . This Morning is an enchanting 1994 Thai fantasy film that captivates audiences with its captivating drama. A group of innocent children stray from home and discover a mysterious castle unbeknownst to them, its owner being a sinister witch. Despite their blissful ignorance, playing in the witch’s gardens catches them in her wicked spell, resulting in them being turned into animals. Just when all hope seems lost, a valiant prince happens upon the scene. He wields a magical sword, unleashing its power to free the children from the witch’s cursed spell.
17. Boonchu 8 (1995)
In the heartwarming comedy “Boonchu 8, “ life takes a dramatic turn for our favorite couple, Boonchu and Molee, as they face the challenges of married life together. Amidst the joy of Molee’s pregnancy, an unexpected tragedy strikes when Molee is accidentally hit by a stray bullet from a escaping robber. Devastated and determined to save her life, Boonchu and his friends embark on a thrilling mission to protect Molee and secure the future of their family.
18. Satang (2000)
“Set against the backdrop of World War II, ‘Satang’ follows a group of neighbours living through hardship and injustice. The stolen money leads them down the river, where they must overcome obstacles and confront adversities. This powerful drama, directed by Bhandit Rittakol, features stellar performances from Jesdaporn Pholdee, Laila Boonyasak, and Sorapong Chatree.
19. Feng Shui (2003)
Feng Shui is a 94-minute Thai horror film with English subtitles, released in 2003. The story revolves around a downfall of a Chinese family when their close friend and “Uncle” develops feelings for their eldest daughter. Driven by feelings of betrayal and rejection, the man seeks the help of a vengeful Feng Shui master to exact his revenge on the family.
20. Dorm (2006)
“Dorm, “ an unforgettable tale from Thailand, takes place in the eerie world of a boarding school. A diverse group of students and their mysterious teacher come together in the dimly lit halls of this seemingly idyllic educational institution. As dark secrets begin to surface, a horrifying truth is slowly revealed, leaving the audience in a state of suspense.
21. Boonchu 9 (2008)
“Boonchu 9” is the next generation of the beloved “Boonchu” series, showcasing the heartwarming journey of Boonchoke, the son of the original hero, Boonchu Bangkloo. This comedy-drama takes us into the world of a young monk with an optimistic spirit, a kind heart, and a will to make a difference.
22. Love, Not Yet (2011)
Love, Not Yet, also known as “Rak Jad Nak, “ is an intriguing Thai ensemble film that delves into the world of teen romance and pregnancy. Set within the landscape of high school life, the movie presents three separate, yet interconnected, short episodes that highlight the diverse experiences of teenage sexuality.
