At first, I opened the movie with the mentality of watching a Thai horror movie. I was expecting the girl to get into my arms with fright, but the girl laughed so much that my thighs were bruised...
The story is very simple. The war is over, the soldiers return to their hometown with their friends, and the male protagonist's wife brings the children to welcome the male protagonist home. During the process of getting along, the male protagonist's friends discover that his wife has actually passed away and became a female ghost. Wanting to tell the male protagonist and flee, the female ghost wanted to kill her friends, and then the male protagonist stopped her and told the male protagonist that she knew her wife was a female ghost from the beginning, but he loved his wife and pretended not to know. Love lives.
The ending of this film presents a touching confession: You know I am afraid of ghosts, but I am even more afraid of not having you in my life.
It makes people cry, laugh and fear. I have to say that Thai people make movies twice.
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