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Sexphone & the Lonely Wave

Country: Thailand, Language: Thai, 113 mins

  • Director: Chalermpol Bunnag

CGiii Comment

It takes less than 4 minutes to realise that this is very well filmed, and that the acting is horrendous.

It's full of gimmicky (and unnecessary) effects and, it is not worth wasting nearly 2 hours of your life.


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The(ir) Blurb...

Deu is a well mannered man; more so than J, the self-confident, messy Thai-Australian girl who's always ready to belt out a karaoke number no matter how late the hour. This makes Deu hate her, causing an ongoing quarrel that seems to get more serious everyday. Once, when J was brokenhearted, a gay friend gave her the telephone number of the radio DJ of a talk show called "The Lonely Wave". But it just so happens that the night J chooses to call him, Deu, usually the DJ's assistant, is filling in while the usual DJ is on leave. Deu's unpracticed jerky vocal delivery makes J think she's talking with a madman or a simpleton, so she begins talking dirty with the stand-in DJ, completely forgetting that her sex talk is being broadcast live on air to the nation.

Cast & Characters

Kavee Tanjararak as Deu;
Punlapa Taylor as J;
Anant Boonnark as DJ Man;
Cheathavuth Watcharakhun as Tao;
Somchai Samipak as Deu's Grandfather;
Paula Taylor as J