The Thai ghost movie "Mae Nak" means "ghost wife" in Chinese. "Ghost Wife" is adapted from a well-known Thai folklore "Ghost Nana", which has been brought to the big screen dozens of times. But the director is not afraid that the audience will get tired of watching it, and remake it again to make money again. By the river in the small town of Pakkanan, a couple is about to part. Husband Mike is recruited to Bangkok to participate in the battle. Wife Nana is already pregnant at this time. The two are separated from each other. Nana stood by the river full of reluctance, watching Mike's boat drift away and disappear at the end of the river. Mike was seriously injured due to the war and was transferred to a Buddhist temple for recuperation and treatment, but Nana was in her hometown, but there was no news. Every day, she went to the riverside to look forward to Mike's return. A few months later, Nana was about to give birth. Her husband's friend Wu, hurriedly asked A midwife comes to help, but Nana dies of a difficult childbirth. After Mike recovered, he was quite worried about Nana's safety, so he resolutely left the Buddhist temple and rushed home. When he arrived in the town, he felt that the town was surprisingly quiet, which was quite unusual, but when he saw Nana holding the child waiting for him When I returned, I was overjoyed and forgot all my doubts, but I didn't know that his wife and children had already passed away. Nana and Mike lived like a normal husband and wife. Mike didn't notice anything unusual. Nana also served her husband exactly as before, and her love for him was getting deeper and deeper, even more than the love of human beings. She knew that one day, Mike would eventually The truth will be discovered. After a while, people in the town began to die mysteriously, including Mike's friend Wu. There were rumors in the town that the cause of the townspeople's death was Nana's use of sorcery. The townspeople were afraid, and at night, no one dared to be there. Wandering outside the house, the whole town fell into fear.
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