Writing
Subha Devakul
Born — Died
1928-02-07 — 1993-09-05
Place of birth
Bangkok, Thailand
Known for
Writing
Credits
3 titles
Known for
NRFifteen years after the fall of Ayutthaya, Thai forces led by King Naresuan successfully pushed Burmese troops out of the boundary city of Klaeng. However, this leads to retaliation from the Burmese Kingdom, who sends their troops to crush the remaining influences of Siam. A warlord who had recently lost his teacher may prove to be the only formidable force that Siam has left.
The War Lord
1976
7.7The story of three children in Sattahip of different backgrounds that became friends; Puchong, a Thai boy, Jimmy, a Korean-American boy and Muay, a Chinese girl. One day while exploring, they impulsively take a hearse going to Bangkok. There, they fall in the hands of various different adults, and learn the sad truth of the adult world.
Friends
1977
7.0During World War II, Japanese soldiers set up bases in Thailand to fight the war. The Thai government had to give in and cooperate with Japan. However, many movements arose to resist the Japanese army in order to protect and preserve Thai identity.
Thai Tigers Roar
1975
Behind the camera
NRFifteen years after the fall of Ayutthaya, Thai forces led by King Naresuan successfully pushed Burmese troops out of the boundary city of Klaeng. However, this leads to retaliation from the Burmese Kingdom, who sends their troops to crush the remaining influences of Siam. A warlord who had recently lost his teacher may prove to be the only formidable force that Siam has left.
The War Lord
1976
7.7The story of three children in Sattahip of different backgrounds that became friends; Puchong, a Thai boy, Jimmy, a Korean-American boy and Muay, a Chinese girl. One day while exploring, they impulsively take a hearse going to Bangkok. There, they fall in the hands of various different adults, and learn the sad truth of the adult world.
Friends
1977
7.0During World War II, Japanese soldiers set up bases in Thailand to fight the war. The Thai government had to give in and cooperate with Japan. However, many movements arose to resist the Japanese army in order to protect and preserve Thai identity.
Thai Tigers Roar
1975
