Credited cast: | |||
Joe Cole | ... | Billy Moore | |
Cherry Miko | ... | Fame (as Pornchanok Mabklang) | |
Vithaya Pansringarm | ... | Officer Preecha | |
Panya Yimmumphai | ... | Keng | |
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Billy Moore | ... | Billy Moore's Father |
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Sonephet Inthisome | ... | Tiffany |
Nicolas Shake | ... | Doctor | |
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Rex Basbas | ... | Lady Boy |
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Nichakran Nabumrung | ... | Gogo Girl |
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Pongrapee Rodmanee | ... | Trustee |
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Russel Galupo | ... | Lady Boy |
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Nopparut Archeeva | ... | Sombut |
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Somlock Kamsing | ... | Trainer |
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Tanipol Kamjun | ... | Lek |
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Sura Sirmalai | ... | Chanachol |
Billy Moore, an English boxer, down on his luck, addicted to Ya Ba, and stuck in Thailand, ends up getting arrested and sent to Chiang Mai Prison, where he struggles to survive and eventually ends up fighting in Muay Tai boxing tournaments. Written by Gabe Hernandez
Really intense prison-/boxing-/survival-drama. Its shocking, uncomfortable and harsh. Fortunately I have never been to a Prison like that but It felt so real. Where did they find all these tattooed thugs? The characters are all believable and the cinematography is original. You can see an impressive "oner" during the first fight in the ring. There is very little dialog and the subtitles for are absent for most of the time. I suspect this is done on purpose to make us feel like the protagonist Billy Moore. The sound design is great! The panting is loud during some of the scenes and the clashing, sweaty bodies in the fights sound just fantastic! The only complaint that I have is that it felt a bit long because it got a little repetitive, especially during the training sessions.