Koktail’s Guide to 13 Underrated LGBTQ+ Films to Watch This Pride Month (International Edition)
Looking for the best LGBTQ+ movies? Discover Koktail’s handpicked list of 13 ...
Sarocha “Freen” Chankimha is ready to work her magic! The fan-favourite star is set to lead the upcoming fantasy-drama The Witch of Siam, where she will be joined by Naphat “Nine” Siangsomboon.
Adding even more star power, the series boasts a supporting cast featuring Luke Ishikawa Plowden, Jakarin “Gap” Puribhat and Pitchatorn “Noon” Santinatornkul.
Adapted from the popular novel by Manusya, the series centres on Irene, a wandering witch enchanted by the rich flavours of Thai cuisine in Ayutthaya. Her journey leads her into an unexpected romance with a cunning master thief, and as she helps him through moments of peril, their bond deepens amidst the turmoil of war.
Love fades into longing as the story stretches across five centuries, and she must now find a way to reunite with her lost love. The series is slated to air on TrueVisions NOW.
“I’m thrilled to be part of The Witch of Siam! […] This is also my first time working with Nine Naphat. Please support me, Nine, and the entire team! Please support the series The Witch of Siam. See you very soon!”
the 27-year-old actress says excitedly in a short promo video.
The series has already generated significant buzz, with fans eagerly anticipating its premiere.
Looking for the best LGBTQ+ movies? Discover Koktail’s handpicked list of 13 ...
Dua Lipa teams up with Google Maps to share her Bangkok recommendations, ...
Looking for the ultimate sugar rush? These 9 Bangkok doughnut joints aren't ...
Wandering around the globe, try out the signature tastes of cultures across ...
Thai filmmaker Apichatpong “Joe” Weerasethakul receives France’s highest honour, the Legion of ...
Michelin’s decision to phase out the Green Star during 2026 has sparked ...
Wee use cookies to deliver your best experience on our website. By using our website, you consent to our cookies in accordance with our cookies policy and privacy policy