The Sin

Synopsis: An estranged son returns to his home in the south of Thailand. There, he stumbles upon a beautiful woman on the beach. He later learns that she is the new wife of his father. Stuck in a loveless marriage, she bonds with her step-son who finds that he is strangely attracted to this quiet woman.
 
IMDB:
5.6
Year:
2004
95 min
443 Views


I often ask myself...

if in love you can be both wrong...

...and right...

...regardless if you walk to it...

...or allow it to come to you...

...but one thing I surely face is how will I...

...ever overcome the pain.

Ream! Ream!

Sae, did you see Ream?

Over there,

she's on the boat, going to shore.

I'll take those two cups, right there.

Hurry up, the rain is coming!

Lay island, please.

Oops!!!

Let me help.

Don't just stand there, Jong!

Release the rear rudder!

Show me what you got!

Kalae is overboard!

There is a heavy downdraft!

There he is.

No storm is too tough for you, Chief.

Listen, I hired you to maintain my boat,

not light my cigarettes.

We're really fortunate to have you.

You're the greatest!

Hurry, ice the fish before they rot.

Well, well, well... you finally show up.

Chief!

Taep... my son.

And this is Ream... my wife.

Where have you been?

Depends on where they send me.

I'm a photographer.

What's to shoot here?

This place looks ugly.

Nothing but ugly islands.

Nothing interesting!

But I'm not here to work.

Join us, please.

Sit, he's no stranger here.

How long are you staying?

Not long, Dad.

What's the hurry?

You vanished for 10 years!

What are you doing?

Looking for bed sheets. How about these?

It's a wedding gift we haven't touched.

Who's going to touch your stuff?

You're overly possessive,

even of your coffee cups.

You buy everything at the market,

but never use a thing.

Here, give this to him before he freezes.

I brought you blankets and sheets.

Thanks.

I can do it for you.

That's okay, I'll help.

You're going blind. Get eyeglasses.

Why don't you ever talk about

Taep's mother, Chief.

Finished? I'm going to bed.

Did you make these yourself?

I make them for people in town.

They sell them to tourists.

That's a messed up sheet. I over-dyed it.

I like it. Very nice.

You only photograph women.

I saw your pictures.

I don't just photograph women,

I photograph beauty.

Let down your hair. It looks nice.

Go photograph single women.

Married women don't photograph well.

That's outdated.

This is better. Flowers, colors, you know.

It's okay to display yourself

at the annual festival.

You can still look good even though

you have a husband.

Ream, is he cute?

What kind of question is that?

If he looks like a younger version

of his father,

you missed out.

Are you crazy?

She's married. What a filthy thoughts!

If you want a man,

Yoha is waiting for you over there, right?

Forget him!

I'm not marrying him.

Marriage is a big deal.

You can only have one husband.

Stop talking already

and pick out something.

Ream, why don't you choose a garment

for Chief Chaung's son.

Is he staying for the annual boat festival?

Hey, Jawa, Wapi,

I forgot to buy cigarettes for Chief.

You guys go ahead.

It's okay, let's go together.

Yeah, go together!

It's okay!

I have to buy a few more things, okay?

Chief, please! Not now. Not now!

Chief, why don't you take a bath first?

Is my father awake?

He went ashore this morning.

I noticed you collected coffee cups.

I was afraid your set would be incomplete.

Broken and chipped things bring bad luck.

Here's the deal! I charge 5,000 baht net.

You don't want it?

Fine! But 5,000 baht is nothing for you,

Chief Chaung.

Two measly boat trips and you have it.

Thanks, see you later.

Hey, Chief Chaung,

that small boat you were building.

What happened?

And that stuff you ordered almost

a year ago is still here.

When I finish is my business!

Jong, take this to the boat.

I'll be right there.

See you later, man.

Stop! Don't turn around.

One move and you're dead!

Hey, you son of a b*tch.

Still smoking un-filtered cigarettes?

It's what I like!

How the hell did you show up here?

I shot some mother f***er dead.

I was forced to escape.

If I stayed, they would definitely shoot me.

That's because you got a temper problem.

Around here, I have no fear.

Got big friends.

You'd back me up, right?

I get nothing for backing you up.

If you want something from me, just ask.

Drink up! Cheers!

Not up to it anymore?

Is he here for good or just passing through?

I got you noodles.

I was worried you couldn't eat the local food.

Taep wanted to take pictures.

Where's your bracelet?

Yesterday,

I was washing clothes and it broke off.

Taep, come with me.

These guys are trash but tough.

They are willing to die working.

You got to give some slack.

You know, be a man!

In life, you got to face tough situations.

Hurricanes, storms, rough waves...

these things will toughen you.

And the ten years that we didn't talk,

how do you think I survived?

A storm front is approaching.

Please do not leave

the shore for any reason.

Tell them to stabilize the boat.

I'm going to their rescue now.

What should we do?

The water is encircling and sucking

everything down. If we go, we'll go down.

Go. I'm going now.

If we don't, they are dead.

Chief, it's risky.

If you go closer and rope the boat,

I will go help them myself.

No, I'll take care of it myself.

Hey, Taep! Don't bother. Just hang tight.

Hey, Taep!!!

Had enough fun?

Come up.

Ream, I'm hungry. Let's go home.

You son of a b*tch! Trying to be a hero!

You're lucky you're not f***ing dead.

Goddamn, Yoha, get out of here.

You're nothing but trouble.

You should saw what happened.

I can't let him die that easily.

That showoff still needs

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