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Tells the story of a father who goes undercover into an enemey's base to find his long-lost son during the Anti-japanese war.

Jia Zhang Ke, a master of modern Chinese cinema, returns 10 years after I Wish I Knew with a documentary. This is the third film of his documentary trilogy of Chinese art, covering literature, following Dong on painting and Useless on fashion design. In May 2019, Jia Zhang Ke returns to his hometown of Shanxi and attends a literature festival. There, four writers of different ages converse over Chinese history since 1949. China’s rapidly changing modern history is embodied in writings and the words of the four that are covered by Shostakovich’s musical motif. The solemnity of the faces of ordinary people simultaneously captured on screen reminds us that this is a film by Jia Zhang Ke.

Kehas See Dang 2011 Andrew Gregson as Doctor Ruj Rujiroj Mint Natwara Wongwasana as Araya (Noi) Charm Irvin Osathanond as Saowarot Big Sarut Vijittranon as Pakinai Patsachon Soopree as Pakinee Kittipit Nilnoparat (Bird) as Charlie Srikanya Sakdidej Panupan (Por) as Wattana Suchao Pongwilai as General Saen Seneenarong Chalisa Thaochalee as Ampa Kriangkrai Aunhanan as Doctor Phra Sanyapatpisut Rong Kaomoonkadee as Khun Prajonkadee Ruj Rujiroj is an only son of General Saenseneenarong, the owner of Ban Rujiroj, also known as "The Red Mansion". He lacked of mother since he was born. Later, when Ampa and her baby daughter, Araya or Noi moved in as his step mother, he was very upset at them because he thought that this woman tricked his father to replace his mother and her baby stole attention from his father. So, Ruj asked his father to move to stay in the boarding school and went to study abroad after that. After he graduated, he came back to Thailand, but he refused

"The Moonshiners" The Moonshiners are a five-member band with Cha Seung Woo (vocal and guitar), Choi Chang Woo (bass), Son Kyung Ho (drums), and Paek Joon Myung (guitar).