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Lalita Panyopas
Tum
Black Phomtong
Kanchit
Aroon Wanasbodeewong
Suwat
Tasanawalai Ongartittichai
Jim
Sirisin Siripornsmathikul
Pen
Jaran Petcharoen
Uncle Yen
Wiwat Thongprasertsom
Tas
Surapol Mekpongsatorn
Young Policeman
Krisada Banjongkaew
Sum-ang
Phanom Phromachat
Supap
Likhit Thongnak
Wiroj
Atthakorn Suwannaraj
Noi
Wasan Petchnil
Berm
Wichai Jongprasitporn
Cashier
Nattha Wattanapaiboon
Sompan
Thiti Micheli
Subin
Cheathavuth Watcharakhun
Sornchak
Yupin Sathes
Pornsri
Kornkanok Naree
Saisamorn
Sira Kingmali
Tor
Prompop Leelapan
Shop Owner
Somjet Thongpreecha
Police Officer
Pradthana Chonsawat
Convict
Kamonwan Naksewa
Complainant
Tinnakorn Nukool
Motorcycle Rider
Jessada Klinsuwan
Hainanese Chicken Rice Merchant
Jarimith Nuchprapa
Chess Player
Wititanan Rojanapanit
Tickets Seller
Piyanard Sitthiku
Office Worker 1
Sompetch Nunthasinchai
Office Worker 2
Sujitra Benjathikul
Office Worker 3
Wirada Treehiran
Office Worker 4
Ananya Wongsrisornsak
Office Worker 5
Patthamaporn Ngaokhukhan
Office Worker 6
Kanokwan Numkorn
Office Worker 7

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A review by John Chard

Written by John Chard on Tue Feb 09 2016

A funny story about 6 and 9. 6ixtynin9 (Ruang talok 69) is without doubt a film of acquired tastes, a pic that's hard to recommend with any great confidence. That is, though, unless you have a kink for violent black comedy crime movies, where the narrative drive is quirky and fulsome, even winsome in some regards. Story finds Lalita Panyopas (excellent) as Tum, a lady who has just been laid off from work courtesy of lots being drawn. Feeling desperate and at the end of her tether, she's amazed to find on her doorstep a noodle box with $25,000 in it. A gift from the gods? Not quite! And on...