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    Review: Thai rom-com 'Friend Zone' deserves to be ghosted

    If a two-hour slog through mind-numbing plots and shrill characters is your thing, then "Friend Zone" is the romantic comedy for you.

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    Review: ‘Homestay’ is a sweet reminder of why we should be thankful for life

    If you’re the philosophical type, you can see how Homestay‘s title is a metaphorical observation about the ephemeral nature of life. Homestay starts slow, even though it does try to elicit the audience’s curiosity with some dramatic moments. It echoes the confusion of the main character himself, as we discover more about the life of the teenage boy, Min (Teeradon ‘James’ Supapunpinyo) alongside the spirit who now inhabits the body.

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    Review: Slapstick or emotional? 'Brother of the Year' is both

    Brother of the Year is one of those films that defy categorisation because the story veers into wildly different emotional beats at times. While it has some romantic comedy elements, the Thai film also goes into family drama territory. If you’re not a fan of slapstick, you can skip the first quarter of the film — which sees the reunion of older brother Chut (Sunny Suwanmethanont) and younger sister Jane (Urassaya Sperbund) after having lived apart for years.

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    Review: 'The Promise' promises classic horror without gimmicks

    “The Promise” is a Thai horror movie which revolves around the failed suicide attempt of two schoolgirls during 1997’s Asian Financial Crisis. “The Promise” is directed and written by Sophon Sakdaphisit, with additional writing credits for Sopana Chaowiwatkul and Supalerk Ningsanond. It stars Numthip Jongrachatawiboon (Boum), Apichaya Thongkham (Bell),  Thunyaphat Pattarateerachaicharoen (Young Boum), and Panisara Rikulsurakan (Ib).

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    Thai eatery pays homage by serving dishes from defunct heritage vegetarian restaurant

    Thai Goldmine Kitchen is located at 147 Kitchener Road, a five-minute walk away from Farrer Park MRT station. The former Zen Fut Sai Kai, said to be the oldest Chinese vegetarian restaurant in Singapore, used to lie along 147 Kitchener Road. In its place is Thai restaurant, Thai Goldmine Kitchen, which offers authentic dishes from the Land of Smiles, with a wide array of starters, salads, soups, curries, meat, fish, rice and vegetable dishes.

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    Popular Thai cafe After You to bring its desserts to Singapore

    Popular Thai café After You will be bringing its array of desserts, including its signature shibuya toast, to Singapore for three days from 8-10 Sept 2017. According to a post by event organiser Sansiri on its Facebook page, the café will be “dishing out their amazing desserts” at The Finest Thai, a lifestyle festival at the Royal Thai Embassy that will feature top Thai brands and shops. This will be the first time that the Thai café is bringing their desserts to Singapore.

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    Review: 'Zombie Fighters' is more funny and emotional than scary

    “Zombie Fighters” is a horror comedy film in Thai. While fighting the zombies, they find themselves at the crossroads of whether to sacrifice themselves or their friends. “Zombie Fighters” is directed by Poj Arnon. It stars Bhuvadol Vejvongsa (Lambo), Kittipat Samantrakulchai (Cooper), Korakrit Laotrakul (Audi), Worrachai Sirikongsuwan (Otto), Supakit Thinjun (Krasoon), Pasakorn Sanrattana (Buzz) and Jutalak Chaweewannamas (Gal).