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Headshot is a 2011 Thai thriller film directed by Pen-Ek Ratanaruang. It screened at the 2012 San Diego Asian Film Festival Spring Showcase. The film has been selected as the Thai entry for the Best Foreign Language Oscar at the 85th Academy Awards.
Headshot (II) (2011)
Crime | Drama | Thriller - 31 October 2012 (France)
Headshot (II): The Movie:Summary
A hitman named Tul is shot in the head during a job. He comes to after being in a coma for three months to discover that now he sees everything upside down. Soon after, he meets a girl that turns his world even more upside down. She also might be the same individual that was trying to kill him in the first place.......
Director: Pen-Ek Ratanaruang
Writers: Pen-Ek Ratanaruang (screenplay), Win Lyovarin (novel)
Stars: Nopachai Chaiyanam, Sirin Horwang and Chanokporn Sayoungkul
Headshot (II): The Movie:Plot
Tul (Nopachai Jayanama) is about to see his world turned upside down. When we first meet him, hes been sent a package of photos and data, which he examines and then promptly puts through the shredder. He shaves his head, dons a monks robes, and walks onto the gated estate belonging to the man in the photos. Tul then takes a pistol and fires a bullet into the mans neck. More shots are fired, one of them hitting Tul in the head. Everything turns black. When Tul wakes up three months later, all that he sees is inverted. Is it some bizarre brain injury, or some form of karmic retribution? In the disorienting world of Headshot, such questions linger, and draw us closer to its violence and mystery.
Based on Win Lyovarins novel Rain Falling Up the Sky, Pen-ek Ratanaruangs Headshot is a noirish thriller about the corruption that infects both contemporary Bangkok and the human spirit. Over the course of the films chronologically complex narrative, we come to learn about the extraordinary events that transformed Tul from a straight-laced detective into an assassin working for a group seeking to eliminate all those who deem themselves above the law. Those events involve an unspeakably gorgeous young stranger (who informs Tul right off that she likes cops), a bloodied corpse in a tub, a drug bust, an attempted bribe and a book about mans inherently evil nature, something Tul initially finds curious but gradually begins to feel might be all too true.
Working with his regular cinematographer, Chankit Chamnivikaipong, Pen-ek evokes Tuls journey into the underworld in unusually muted and dusky tones. Vichaya Vatanasapts music gives us a sense of perpetually downward movement. And in Jayanama, with whom the director has now worked twice, Headshot finds its perplexed soul, always struggling to make the closest thing to a moral choice in a deeply immoral world.
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