The Moonhunter

The Moonhunter portrays the events of October 14, 1973, when a group of students from Thammasat University rose against oppression. This film captures the essence of a rebellion fueled by the desire for freedom, set against a backdrop of gunfire and political turmoil.

With a runtime of 122 minutes, the film stars Panu Suwanno and Manussa Vorasingha, bringing to life the struggles of youth in the face of adversity. The narrative is grounded in real events, adding a layer of gravity to its dramatic portrayal of revolution and sacrifice.

Collectors of historical dramas or films based on true stories may find The Moonhunter to be a compelling addition to their library. Its focus on a significant moment in Thai history offers insight into the socio-political dynamics of the era, appealing to those who appreciate films that reflect on real-world issues.