In this worthy adaptation of the Japanese film "Rashomon," a young monk is left to determine the truth behind three competing perspectives after a bandit's disturbing murder trial.
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| Mario Maurer | ... | Monk | |
| Petchtai Wongkamlao | ... | Woodcutter (as Phettai Wongkamlao) | |
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Pongpat Wachirabunjong | ... | Undertaker (as Phongpat Wachirabanjhong) |
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Ananda Everingham | ... | Warlord (as Ananda Mathew Everingham) |
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Laila Boonyasak | ... | Warlord's Wife (as Chermarn Boonyasak) |
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Dom Hetrakul | ... | Bandit |
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Sakarat Lerkthamrong | ... | Prince of Pha-Mueang City |
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Phongsiree Bunluewong | ... | Police Inspector |
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Ratklao Amaratisha | ... | Medium |
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Daraneenute Bhothipiti | ... | Warlord Wife's Mother |
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Charttayodom Hiranyasthiti | ... | Abbot |
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Thanya Wachirabunjong | ... | Warlord's Mother (as Thanya Sophon) |
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Chaiyapol J. Poupart | ... | Anand |
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Voravudh Niyomsub | ... | Monk's Father |
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Chudapha Chantakett | ... | Monk's Mother |
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In this worthy adaptation of the Japanese film "Rashomon," a young monk is left to determine the truth behind three competing perspectives after a bandit's disturbing murder trial.
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At the Gate of the Ghost is basically a remake of Akira Kurosawa's Rashomon. A warlord is found dead in the forest, killed by a sword. A monk, a woodcutter and a common criminal are in a cave during a storm, and they discuss the crime with four completely different versions of the same event. The first is told from the perspective of the accused killer; the second by the warlord's wife; the third by a shaman channeling the ghost of the victim; and lastly; from the woodcutter. All four are radically at odds with the others, and so by the end the viewer must decide what the truth is. It is somewhat interesting, with sub par acting all around, but colorful scenery and a beautiful lead actress, Laila Boonyasak. My advice is to find the DVD of Rashomon instead.