Angkor · 2000
Angkor (2000) is a series, starring Veraparb Suparbpaiboon, Savika Chaiyadej, Pete Thongchua.
Overview
Angkor is the beautiful daughter of a high rank officer of Cambodia. Before she was born, her father had slain a tiger. The spirit of the tiger lives on inside of Angkor and possesses her when she looses herself to her anger. An inner struggle in Cambodia forces Angkor and her friend/body guard, Koytee, to flee to Thailand. Along the way, they get separated. Angkor eventually arrives at the refugee camp in Thailand alone awaiting Koytee. There Angkor meets Pookong Kan, who was secretly sent to investigate the case of several missing and deadly war weapons that may be linked to a few of the officer's corruption. By chance, Angkor gets mixed up and becomes an important witness to the murder of Pookong Kan's comrades by Muad Rit.
Cast
Veraparb Suparbpaiboon, Savika Chaiyadej, Pete Thongchua, Emma Worarat Suwannarat, Pisamai Vilaisak, Supakit Tungtatsawat, Krung Srivilai, Pinyo Thongchua
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What is "Angkor" about?
Angkor is the beautiful daughter of a high rank officer of Cambodia. Before she was born, her father had slain a tiger. The spirit of the tiger lives on inside of Angkor and possesses her when she looses herself to her anger. An inner struggle in Cambodia forces Angkor and her friend/body guard, Koytee, to flee to Thailand. Along the way, they get separated. Angkor eventually arrives at the refugee camp in Thailand alone awaiting Koytee. There Angkor meets Pookong Kan, who was secretly sent to investigate the case of several missing and deadly war weapons that may be linked to a few of the officer's corruption. By chance, Angkor gets mixed up and becomes an important witness to the murder of Pookong Kan's comrades by Muad Rit.
When was "Angkor" released?
Angkor was released in 2000.
Who stars in "Angkor"?
The cast includes Veraparb Suparbpaiboon, Savika Chaiyadej, Pete Thongchua, Emma Worarat Suwannarat.
