Sugar Is Not Sweet

Sugar Is Not Sweet

Infobox Film
name = Sugar Is Not Sweet


caption = The Thai film poster.
director = Rattana Pestonji
producer = Rattana Pestonji
writer = Rattana Pestonji
Roy Rithiron
narrator =
starring = Sombat Metanee
Metta Rungrattana
Saneh Komarachun
Preeya Rungreuang
music =
cinematography =
editing = Rattana Pestonji
distributor =
released = flagicon|Thailand 1965
runtime = 138 min.
country = Thailand
language = Thai
budget =
preceded_by =
followed_by =
website =
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"Sugar Is Not Sweet" ( _th. น้ำตาลไม่หวาน or "Namtarn mai warn") is a 1965 Thai romantic comedy film written and directed by Rattana Pestonji. It was the director's final feature film. The film was featured in a retrospective program to the director at the 2005 Pusan International Film Festival.

Plot

Chaokum, the owner of a shop that sells hair-loss treatments, wants to pay back his debt of kindness to a friend, whose formula is responsible for the Chaokum’s prosperity. So he arranges for his good-for-nothing son, Manas, to marry Sugar, the daughter of his dear friend.

External links

* " [http://www.piff.org/eng/html/archive/arc_search_view.asp?idx=10249&target=&c_idx=11&m_entry_year=2005&SearchField=m_make_country&SearchQuery=Thailand Sugar Is Not Sweet] " at the Pusan International Film Festival
*" [http://www.siamzone.com/movie/m/2031 Sugar Is Not Sweet] " at SiamZone Th icon


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