Making good deeds count

THURSDAY, DECEMBER 15, 2011
Making good deeds count

Instead of paying money for a movie ticket, you can get to see the new Thai production "Thang Yaek Wat Jai" for free simply by sharing your idea for a good deed online.

 

The film, which is showing at Major Cineplex cinemas, celebrates the 84th birthday anniversary of His Majesty the King and is produced by Grammy Thai Hub in cooperation with True Corporation Company. 
It centres on a young man who runs a red light and hits a motorcycle. He has three choices: to flee the scene, rescue the injured biker or leave and find help. Each decision will define his future life.
Each segment is directed a young filmmaker who has enjoyed box office success: Nithiwat Tharatorn who made the music school romance “Seasons Change”; Sophon Sakdaphisit of top grossing Thai film “Laddaland” and Chayanop Boonprakop who directed teen rock music film “Suck Seed”.
To receive two free tickets, simply submit your idea for doing good deeds in text, photo or video format to the regarding of words, photograph or video to http://IWillDoForKing.truelife.com/index.html along with the show time, venue and date you wish to see the movie.
The film will be screened at Major Cineplex cinemas until December 28.
For more information visit Facebook page IwillDoForKing.