Bangkok Nites (2016)

Director
Katsuya Tomita

Main cast
Subenja Pongkorn

Genres
Drama

Description
Bangkok, 2015. Ozawa, a Japanese man who had nowhere to go, meets Luck, a woman has reached the height of her glory on Thaniya Street, a place that flourishes by servicing only Japanese men. Through a trip to trace the scars of colonialism, they look for paradise that we had lost.


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