Phairot Siriwath Trailers
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Most Popular Phairot Siriwath Trailers
Total trailers found: 10
Heart Attack Trailer (2015)
03 September 2015
A hard-worker freelancer who falls in love with a doctor. While his life is getting worse every second.
The Holy Man 2 Trailer (2008)
02 October 2008
A former rap musician becomes a monk and adopts a humble approach towards life. However, after he takes over a small Buddhist temple, he must avert a crisis caused due to a fake monk running a scam.
The Scorpion King 3: Battle for Redemption Trailer (2012)
17 January 2012
Since his triumphant rise to power in the original blockbuster "The Scorpion King", Mathayus' kingdom has fallen and he's lost his queen to plague.
The Billionaire Trailer (2011)
20 October 2011
Inspired by a true story, this uplifting drama focuses on a young Thai entrepreneur's incredible business success, despite obstacles and self-doubt.
Brother of the Year Trailer (2018)
10 May 2018
Jane lives with her brother Chut with her being the only one doing everything around the house. But Chut will need to learn to take care of himself when Jane becomes involved romantically with a Japanese coworker.
I Carried You Home Trailer (2011)
05 October 2011
Two sisters accompany their dead mother by ambulance across Thailand. They have grown apart, but the journey and the circumstances force them to come closer to each other.
Hello Stranger Trailer (2010)
19 August 2010
Two strangers meet in South Korea, each on a vacation. When he misses his tour bus, he asks a woman if he can hang out with her for a few days.
The Blue Hour Trailer (2015)
06 August 2015
A bullied loner finds solace in another boy's arms when they meet at a haunted swimming pool.
The Sisters Trailer (2004)
04 March 2004
A group of teen musicians check into a hotel after a night of performance outside of Bangkok, not knowing that the room they are staying in harbors a deadly secret.
Die Tomorrow Trailer (2017)
23 November 2017
Die Tomorrow entails six short segments about the impermanence of life, all inspired by deaths reported in Thai daily newspapers.
