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Title: Tears of the Black Tiger (2000)
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| Chartchai Ngamsan | ... | Black Tiger | |
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Suwinit Panjamawat | ... | Dum (Black Tiger Youth) |
| Stella Malucchi | ... | Rumpoey | |
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Supakorn Kitsuwon | ... | Mahesuan |
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Arawat Ruangvuth | ... | Police Captain Kumjorn |
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Sombat Metanee | ... | Fai |
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Pairoj Jaisingha | ... | Phya Prasit |
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Naiyana Shewanan | ... | Rumpoey's maid (as Naiyana Sheewanun) |
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Kanchit Kwanpracha | ... | Kamnan Dua |
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Chamloen Sridang | ... | Sergeant Yam |
| Rest of cast listed alphabetically: | |||
| Nicole Dionne | ... | Rumpoey (voice) | |
| Philip Hersh | ... | Dum (voice) | |
| Ray Quiroga | ... | Mahasuan | |
In the countryside of Thailand, a gang of outlaws makes the region unsafe. Among them is the handsome gun hero Dum, who became unwillingly involved in the bandit life. Handsome Dum made a promise to his upper-crust lover Rumpoey: despite the class difference, they will get married. When the moment of reunion arrives, Dum gets involved in a fire fight and cannot possibly reach Rumpoey in time. She is desperate: her father has married her off to a policeman. The taciturn Dum, called the 'Black Tiger' by his co-conspirators, has however not forgotten Rumpoey. He does everything in his power to reach her, but fate gets in the way: his gang leader suspects him of treachery and his blood brother turns into his greatest enemy. Will the two lovers ever meet up? This urgent question propels the melodrama forward, supported by exciting music, spectacular shootouts and heroic duels. Written by Anonymous
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There has always been something rather absurd about the cult of the Hollywood western. The spaghetti Westerns of thirty years ago gave new life to a tired genre - and now we have the first Thai Western, a big improvement on Hollywood's efforts.
Wisit Sananatieng's film is wonderful entertainment. It takes the Western conventions and pushes them to the edge of parody. The gunfights are exciting, the film's central poor-boy/rich-girl love story is genuinely moving, and the harmonica-playing hero comes straight from the classic Gene Autry tradition.
To cap it all, the film is shot in the most marvellous saturated colours, so that it is at times breath-takingly beautiful. And some features unknown in Westerns - such as the lake with lotus blossoms, the pagoda and the rainy season - add to the film's visual beauty. In short, a film not to be missed.