"Carol": A Gorgeous LGBTQ+ Romance
The 1950s lesbian romance is stunning, emotional, restrained, and, simply put, one of the best movies I’ve ever seen depicting a woman-loving-woman (WLW) relationship.
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Born to impoverished farmers, Pumpuang Duangjan faces setbacks, heartbreak and tragedy on the road to becoming one of Thailand's most cherished singers.
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Born to impoverished farmers, Pumpuang Duangjan faces setbacks, heartbreak and tragedy on the road to becoming one of Thailand's most cherished singers.
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Genre:Drama, Music
Written By:Patana Chirawong, Binlah Sonkalagiri
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Runtime:125 minutes
Studio:Baa-Ram-Ewe, Sahamongkolfilm
Cast
Bhandit Thongdee
Director
Paowalee Pornpimol
Pumpuang Duangjan
Natthawut Skidjai
Theerapol Sansuk
Boonthone Konnoom
Waipoj Pechsoopun
Wittaya Jetapai
Mon Muangnua
Cream Tichacha
Namwan Lanyamo
Thospol Sirivivat
Boss Kuan-im
Ruengrit Wisamol
Kraisorn Sang-anant
Sirmwate Chuangyanyong
DJ Karom Komkai
Chotpipat Suttijun
Kwanchai Pet-roiet
Kitti Cheawwongkul
Witawat Sunthornwinet
Bhandit Thongdee
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