PlayBoy (and the Gang of Cherry) 2017
Dive into the raw, unfiltered world of *PlayBoy (and the Gang of Cherry) (2017)*, a Thai crime-drama that blends action, grit, and a provocative edge.
Director: Oompon Kitikamara
Cast
Frequently Asked Questions
What is *PlayBoy (and the Gang of Cherry) (2017)* about?
This Thai crime-drama plunges into the dangerous underworld of the Gang of Cherry, a gay mafia operating from a construction site. When a drug shipment vanishes, the gang's already volatile dynamic erupts into chaos, with PlayBoy's reckless lifestyle at the center of the storm.
Who directed *PlayBoy (and the Gang of Cherry)?*
The film was directed by Oompon Kitikamara, known for his bold storytelling in Thailand's local cinema scene.
Who stars in *PlayBoy (and the Gang of Cherry)?*
The cast features Steven Isarapong Fuhrer as PlayBoy, alongside Aphiwat Suphakornchawaroj, Karit Chutimakornkul, Sainam Kitikamara, and Jirayu Niyom in key roles.
Is *PlayBoy (and the Gang of Cherry) (2017)* worth watching?
For fans of offbeat crime dramas with a raw, unfiltered edge, this film delivers a unique blend of action and drama. While it lacks an IMDb rating, its provocative themes and gritty atmosphere make it a standout in Thai cinema circles.
How long is *PlayBoy (and the Gang of Cherry)?*
The film runs for 115 minutes.
About PlayBoy (and the Gang of Cherry) (2017) — A Gritty Thai Crime Drama You Won't Forget
Dive into the raw, unfiltered world of *PlayBoy (and the Gang of Cherry) (2017)*, a Thai crime-drama that blends action, grit, and a provocative edge. Directed by Oompon Kitikamara, this film follows the volatile lives of the Gang of Cherry, a notorious gay mafia operating out of a Thai construction site. At the heart of the chaos is Mac, aka PlayBoy, a charismatic but troubled gay male prostitute whose insatiable appetites and volatile nature push the gang to the brink. Under the erratic leadership of Bipolar Cherry, the gang's already precarious existence spirals further out of control when a critical drug shipment goes missing, igniting a storm of betrayal, violence, and desperation.
This isn't your typical crime saga—*PlayBoy (and the Gang of Cherry) (2017)* thrives on its bold, unapologetic portrayal of marginalized identities clashing against Thailand's underground underbelly. The film drips with a neon-noir atmosphere, where neon lights flicker over construction sites and the tension simmers beneath the surface, fueled by desperation and fleeting alliances. With its high-stakes plot and morally ambiguous characters, this 115-minute drama offers a gripping, if unsettling, exploration of power, addiction, and survival in a world where trust is a luxury few can afford.