My Girl Page #2

Synopsis: Jeab hears that his childhood sweetheart Noi-Naa is to be married, so he makes the trip back home to his provincial village. As he does so, the memories come flooding back to his childhood in 1980s Thailand. He remembers always being late to school, so his father would have to give him a ride on the back of the motorcycle. After school, he would always play with Noi-Naa and her girlfriends while the neighborhood boys rode their bicycles and played football and Chinese fantasy characters.
 
IMDB:
8.1
Year:
2003
110 min
153 Views


What time did you plan on getting up?

Quick Dad, we'll never make it!

Hey! Do you only pay half the fare?

Is that why you get on half way?

It was a 10 km bus ride to

the local government school.

Most kids lived closer than that.

As a result,

I didn't have many friends.

Hey! Let's play Rubber Bands today.

I got heaps of 'em!

Who wants to play with me?

We'll meet at the usual place.

Yesterday I beat this Grade 6 kid!

Jack lived at the market.

I won all his rubber bands off him!

When I was in Grade 2,

Jack was in Grade 4.

When I was in Grade 3,

Jack was still in Grade 4.

Now we're in the same class.

He never stopped eating.

He was the biggest,

so he was the leader of the gang.

You're the best, Jack!

That's Prik. He was in my year,

and Jack's best friend.

Prik wanted to be a singer.

He knew the words to every song

Jack! I'd say you're ready to

play the high school kids.

This is Manote.

He was in Grade 3.

He was good at schoolwork,

good at sport...

but no good at expressing himself.

That's Dtee. He'd been

cute ever since he was a baby.

His dad owned the ice works.

He had to help him every day.

Get a move on!

And this little guy is Boy.

Hey fatso! Give it back!

His mother owned the market.

Good morning, ma'am.

Hello. What are you buying today?

Good morning, ma'am.

Hello. Good morning.

Boy always had some new toy to show us.

Let me play too!

Back off!

But it's mine! If you don't let me see it,

I won't let you play.

Why? What are you so worried about?

Give it back. You hit me.

You're not playing with it.

What's your problem?

Son of a b*tch!

You calling my mother a b*tch?

You think you're tough coz

you're so big.

Right! You're in for it!

- See you at lunchtime.

- OK.

It's 8 a.m.

(national anthem)

OK. Jump!

Let's play for real.

Ha! Take that! Ha!

This time I'm serious.

You're dead meat, Jack.

Nearly... Hooray! I won!

Can I play?

Sure.

You got any rubber bands?

Use mine. Pay me back next time.

He's not playing.

But Boy's got no-one to play with.

I got it!

Jeez! You're annoying!

You make us late for school.

I said you're not playing!

Let's play some other place.

Hey! Where are my rubber bands, Jack?

You're on the end!

What's that over there?

I don't see anything.

Jack! Take it! I don't want it now.

You don't want it? Then I'll eat it.

What are we going to play today?

Let's play Rubber Bands again.

No... let's play elastics.

Let's play Chinese swordfights!

Prik, you'll be the villain.

Dtee, you're the emperor.

I'm the best looking

so I'll be the hero.

Every time we play, you always win!

Can't we play mothers and fathers

instead? We haven't played for ages.

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Laurice Elehwany

Laurice Elehwany Molinari, a veteran film and TV writer in Hollywood for over two decades, has penned over thirty scripts for various studios and networks. Her very first feature script, written while a fellow at the American Film Institute, became Columbia Picture’s critically acclaimed children’s classic, My Girl. She went on to pen The Brady Bunch Movie and The Amazing Panda Adventure. Laurice lives with her husband and two children in Los Angeles, the City of Angels, where her lifelong love for our heavenly guardians inspired her to write a book about them in the ETHER series. more…

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