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Why be single? True Love is having someone to kiss,

someone to take care of you,

someone to have kids with. That’s true love.

MY GIRL

Hey! It’s 7 o’clock already!

How are you gonna get there in time to help Tor?

If you get there before me,

ask Tor what I have to do to help.

The reception’s at the hotel in the evening.

The Chinese ceremony’s in the morning.

Yeah, everything’s set.

What? Do I have to do that too?

We all figured he was gay. Who’d have thought he would be the first to marry?

So this is the groom?

Yeah.

When’s it your turn to tie the knot?

Still looking. But she’ll have to be as pretty as you.

You can do better than me!

Just a moment, please.

Hello?

I’m at the tailor’s.

Well I gotta look good at your wedding.

Who knows? I might meet my future wife there.

Where are you? I’m on my way.

I’m getting on the expressway.

I’ll be there shortly.

What d’you mean you’re not free for the wedding?

You don’t work weekends.

Yong has come all the way up from Surat Thani for it.

Whatever. It’s up to you.

No I won’t. You tell him yourself!

Can I call you back? My hand’s not free. I’m pissing.

Oh. It’s you, Mom.

I can’t come home this weekend.

I gotta go to Nakhon Sawan.

Why? What’s up?

Huh? Noi Nah?

Yes, I remember her.

Tomorrow?

I can’t make it, Mom.

I’m going to another wedding.

Are you going?

You have to.

Well then give my best to Noi Nah.

Okay, Mom. Bye.

I’ve never really forgotten what happened.

I’ve tucked it away somewhere in my memory.

If I’m not reminded, I don’t think about it.

But all it takes is a song from that era

and the memories come flooding back.

Knock knock knock! Open the door!

See who’s knocking at your door.

Open the door to your heart.

Jeab!

Jeab!

Jeab! Wake up!

Wake up! Wake up! Wake up!

Wake up! Wake up! Wake up!

Jeab! Wake up! Time to get up.

Jeab! Wake up!

Get up and get dressed.

Her name was Noi Nah.

We’d been friends since birth.

Noi Nah. Come here, baby. Say hi to Jeab.

We were born around the same time.

But she was born in the Year of the Tiger. Me, the Year of the Rabbit.

We lived in an area known as Chinese temple.

There were not many boys around like the market area.

Noi Nah was the only girl my age.

But she was bigger than me.

Would you care to have dinner with me?

I had to do everything she ordered. Otherwise I’d have nobody to play with.

Let me freshen up first.

I’ll wait here.

No peeking!

Who’d want to peek at you?

She was good at everything.

Like elastics. Nobody could beat her.

7, 8, 9, 10.

She was known as the Queen of the Elastics.

My father had a barber’s shop.

He’d been a barber for 10 years.

At least half the men around the market,

young and old,

had their hair cut by my father.

Noi Nah’s father was a barber, too.

I’m hungry. Anything to eat?

You’re always hungry after play. Come on.

Finished.

Noi Nah’s father used to be an artist.

The other half of the market got their hair cut by him.

Next.

My dad had his own cutting style.

He used a comb and hair clipper.

Noi Nah’s dad took a more artistic approach.

He needed time to contemplate.

He used a comb and scissors.

Finished.

Wait!

Now you’re done.

Next.

Even though they had different cutting styles…

One Coke, please.

Next.

...I couldn’t tell the difference.

One Pepsi, please.

The funny thing was, the shops were only two doors apart.

So they weren’t friends.

They were always fighting over who was the better barber.

Hey Charn, give me a haircut.

It’s grown so quickly.

Didn’t you get your hair cut over there last time?

I don’t like working in the shadow of someone else.

My father would get upset

if his customers went over to Noi Nah’s father.

Noi Nah’s father was the same.

The usual, thanks. A bit less off the back.

Sorry. I’m not in the mood today.

My mother couldn’t understand the fuss.

She said they were cutting hair, not throats.

Hair would always grow back, and people would need it cut again.

Why argue?

“Gone to get a haircut. Back at 4.”

Rickshaw!

Take me into town.

Our fathers may not have been talking,

but our mothers were very close.

What’s up? You look tired.

It’s my husband. I didn’t sleep a wink last night.

Still trying for a second child?

Nothing like that! He kept me up all night.

Everyone said my mother was kind-hearted.

Jeab! The water’s for showering, not for playing!

But why was she such a nag to her son?

She was always complaining.

About everything.

And about anything.

Where are you off to?

I’m going to play with Noi Nah.

The park’s just there. Why don’t you walk?

And don’t cross the road to the market side.

There are lots of cars.

Just last week Daeng’s nephew was hit by a car.

Are you listening?

If you get into an accident, I’ll belt the living daylights out of you!

Just like your father.

You guys never listen to me.

I’d never crossed the road to the market before.

But the more my mother forbade me, the more I wanted to go.

Oh no! There’s been an accident!

A kid’s been hit!

After that incident, I was too afraid to go.

Jeab.

Juk’s got a new toy.

Tomorrow we can play with it after school.

Juk’s bought it already?

Yeah.

How many?

We’ll see it tomorrow.

Mom! Open the door!

See you.

Bye bye.

Every time I came home late,

my mother would be waiting...

You’re late!

with a cane in hand.

Take that! Take that!

I used to wonder why she’d hit me for such a small thing.

Jeab!

Jeab!

Jeab! Wake up!

The bus is here!

Jeab!

I’m going.

You still not up, Jeab!?

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 best friends with Jack.

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. Right?

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!

Hey fatso!

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 toys 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 bitch!

You calling my mother a bitch?!

You think you’re tough coz you’re so big, huh?

Right! You’re in for it!

- See you at lunchtime. - OK.

It’s 8 am.

(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?

Thanapol Jaiyen, a Grade One student,

please meet your parents at the Administration Block.

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.

I look the most Chinese. I should be the hero.

Whatever. But I’ll be the mother.

I want to be mother, too!

Who has two mothers, Ngor?

Then... I’ll be the mistress!

I want to be the mistress, too!

No way! No way!

Nobody’s the hero...

except for me!

Because I’m the only one who has a sword.

No! If I can’t be the mother,

I’m not playing.

Aww…

Ngor, let’s make cupcakes at your place.

Okay.

Let’s do that then.

Are we going to pretend to make them, or make them for real?

Mom won’t let us make them for real.

She’ll hit me.

Idiot! Take that! Idiot!

See you later.

Sorry.

“Sorry” won’t bring my ice-cream back!

Come on, Noi Nah. Let’s go.

Hey! What about my ice-cream?

I said sorry. What you want me to do, Fatty?

Who’s “Fatty”?

This isn’t fat! They call this “pleasantly plump”.

You think you look good, big tits?

Your mother has big tits!

Watch it, Noi Nah!

Hurry on over.

Hi Dad, hi Mom.

Hi.

See you, Mom.

What about your homework?

I’ll do it when I get back.

If you don’t do your homework and your teacher hits you...

I know, you’ll hit me twice over.

What’s so funny?

- Where are you going? - To get an ice-cream.

Let’s check out the girls there.

Who’s that?

What are you doing around here?

I brought my rubber bands. I want to play.

We don’t play with sissies.

Go play with the girls.

Let’s go some other place.

What shall we cook today, children?

Clear soup...

and a herbal curry.

Hold on.

Jeab, why are you so late?

I was riding my bike around.

Children! Your father’s home.

Yay!

Daddy... can we have grilled chicken for dinner?

If you eat too much chicken you’ll get fat.

No I won’t. I like chicken.

I like it too. Me too.

Jeab.

Let’s make cupcakes for real.

Are you allowed to do that?

I don’t know. I’ll have to ask my Mom.

What about the others?

Never mind. If they don’t play,

you have to eat all the cupcakes.

OK.

OK?

Thanks Jeab.

Bye bye.

You’re all sweaty. Into the shower. It’s late.

Mind your own business. Let me take you inside.

You’re so late that the soapies have started.

Do I have to hit you every day?

Why can’t you be like other children?

Why can’t you be like other mothers?

Noi Nah’s mother never hits her.

Good morning, teacher.

Sit down.

I have to attend a meeting about Children’s Day.

Sit quietly and get your books out.

Jack. / Yes.

Write down the names of anybody who talks.

I’ll be back shortly.

Yes, Miss.

Remember to keep quiet.

Gimme your new Doraemon comic!

Me first!

Our minds are in sync, brand new love.

Head over heels in love.

I give you my heart.

I wouldn’t be myself without you around.

You make me feel so warm.

A secret rendezvous at 6 am,

it’s such a wondrous feeling every time.

You’re more beautiful than a goddess,

as lovely as the moon.

You probably see me as a hero.

I’m proud to have you here with me.

When our eyes meet, it feels so right.

When you smile at me,

your cheeks turn red.

It’s 7 am.

The school starts.

My mind keeps wandering. I can’t focus in class.

All I do is keep thinking about you.

I show your pic to my friends, saying proudly you’re my girl.

Thanapol Jaiyen, a Grade One student,

please meet your parents at the Administration Block.

How do I look?

Very handsome.

Prime Minister Prem is making the opening address for National Children’s Day.

I’d like to invite all parents and students into the auditorium.

The show is about to begin!

Why were you pouting yesterday? Why the long face?

Who made you angry? Who did it? I’ll set him straight.

Oh was it me? When did I upset you? Is this just revenge?

Tell me the truth, or must l guess?

Are you mad coz I’m sincere...

loyal to you?

Well yes it’s true. Anyone in love is like that.

Your son is very cute.

Thank you.

Love is not a twinkling star,

nor hot like the sun’s rays.

Love isn’t a high mountain.

Why do we look for love?

Sometimes love makes us sad,

sometimes it makes us happy.

When love makes me sad,

every night I pretend is just a dream.

Love is like the moon, like the sun,

like a hot burning flame.

But my love

is just a dream.

What can I do is dream about it.

Love is not a twinkling star,

nor hot like the sun’s rays.

Love isn’t a high mountain.

Didn’t you bring this rose for Noi Nah?

When are you going to give it to her?

Wait till she gets offstage. I’m too embarrassed to give it to her now.

Why did you even bring it then?

You give it to her.

I’m not game either.

She’s our daughter. You should do it.

I know. Let’s get Jeab to give it to her.

Good idea.

Jeab, give this to Noi Nah.

Noi Nah.

This is from your mother.

It’s nice to have a day off.

Where are you taking Jeab tomorrow?

Hua Hin. Jeab wants to take the train.

His father’s coming, too.

What about you?

Not sure yet. I’ll have to ask my husband.

Why don’t you come with us?

My husband would never agree to it.

Mommy. Daddy. I want some cakes.

What do you want me to do?

Nothing. I’ll make it.

Father, I brought you a new tie.

It’s beautiful!

Do I look handsome?

Very handsome!

Yuck!

Sorry.

Just kidding.

Don’t forget your lunch. Here it is.

You better off to work. You’ll be late.

Hurry to work and hurry home, Father!

Off to school, children.

Don’t forget your lunch, darling.

Hurry Father. Or we’ll be late for school!

Hurry to work and hurry home, darling!

Yes, sweetheart. I’ll rush back to be by your side.

Oh I’m so embarrassed! Everybody’s watching me!

Fat as a pig! Black as mud! And now you’re acting like a woman.

Yuck!

My wife might be fat and ugly, but I still love her!

Yes. My mother might be fat and ugly, but I still love her.

Fat and ugly! Fat and ugly!

Fat and ugly! Fat and ugly!

Where are you going, Father?

You live over there. What are you doing on this side?

That’s right... go and make up with your husband!

And now, please welcome Sao Sao Sao!

Our love is like a dream come true.

Was Cupid joking around? I’m stingy, and you’re no oil painting.

Jeab! Wait! I like salted crab, you like clear soup.

We’ll probably love each other forever coz crab goes well with soup! Where are you going?

We’re in love, we’re a couple,

we argue, we differ, yet we love each other.

Our hearts overflow with joy, it makes others wonder,

how can we be lovers?

Jeab! Wait!

Jeab!

What did you do that for? I was watching that!

Jeab, Noi Nah’s not coming to play today.

She’s not allowed out of the house.

Why?

Lice head! Lice head!

Lice head! Lice head!

Lice head! Lice head!

Lice head! Lice head!

Lice head! Lice head!

Watch out! The lice will fall into your food.

How come a boy like you gets lice? Cause me trouble again.

Ouch! That hurts!

How else can we get rid of them?

What’s so difficult about that?

Ngor! Have your lice cleared up?

Almost. Mom’s using a fine-toothed comb to get them out.

You need liquid gas to really get rid of them.

No way! That’d stink!

Then you need to do what Ole’s done.

You’re the only one in my heart. I’m not looking for anyone else.

You’re the only one in my heart. I won’t change my mind.

The world could end but you’d still be the only one for me.

I don’t care if the world ends. I won’t disappoint you.

You’re the only one in my heart. I’m not looking for anyone else.

You’re the only one in my heart. I won’t change my mind.

The world could end but you’d still be the only one for me.

Hey!

You guys wanna play a game of football for money?

Okay.

But there’s 6 of us and only 5 of you.

Doesn’t matter. We’ll take you on with 5.

Boy.

Here.

First team to kick 3 goals gets 20 Baht.

(praying)

Yay! Hooray!

What the hell are you doing?

Mannish, Press the ball to me

Pass it. Damn!

Jack, pass the ball.

Split up! You can't move forward, then come back!

Boy, Pass the ball to me!

Prik, kick it here! Dtee, kick it!

Dtee! Manote, get him!

Damn!

Yay!

Boy, what the hell are you doing? Protect the goals!

Impossible! They’re kicking it really hard.

You guys are just as bad.

Idiot! You’re too slow to save it.

Manote! You’re just as hopeless.

And what about you, Prik?!

I was covering Petch!

Me too. I was covering Ta.

Damn it! How can you let them score so easily?

We’ve got less men.

Yeah. They’re outnumbering us.

It’s true.

How such pipsqueaks can play so well!

Hey Jack!

What now?

Lice head!

What about Lice head?

He’s over there.

Hey! Are you guys still playing or what?

Lice head. Help us out here and play defence.

OK.

You better play well.

Let’s start.

Ouch! Foul play!

It’s yours, Lice head!

Yay!

Yay!

Prik get the ball! Don’t let ’em get the ball.

Manote! What are you doing? Dtee!

Prik! Here!

Yay! 2-all!

Yay!

You’re really good, Jeab.

Lice head! Come on!

Yay!

Yay!

Hey Lice head! You’re a good player.

His name’s Jeab, not Lice head.

Hey Ta.

Anytime you want to play, just let us know.

Weaklings!

If I hadn’t kicked the ball to Jeab,

we wouldn’t have scored.

Look at Ta’s gang. They’re such losers.

Hey Jeab! Come with us.

Let’s go get something to eat.

Come on.

Let’s go.

The rice stalks were watching us, the crabs were too,

the palm trees were our speakers.

The field was our stage, the stage was our field,

the banana stalks our guitars.

The twigs were our microphones.

Some people danced, their numbers swelled,

some banged coconut shells to the beat.

Some banged coconut shells to the beat,

the wild flowers were our garlands

Somchai beat the drums, Sompong was his brother,

lots of singers, lots of speakers

What fun! What fun!

Come on everybody! There’s song and dance,

singers and melody, step right up, no need to pay,

You in the pink shirt! Come and listen!

There’s a trumpet playing.

See you tomorrow.

OK.

I’m home, Mom. Open the door please.

Some more off the side.

OK.

I’m off now.

Where are you going so early?

I’m going to play with my friends.

On school days you never get up this early.

When he gets up late, you nag him. When he gets up early, you nag him.

You’re not the one who has to wake him on school days.

No, but I have to drive him to the bus every morning.

Some more off this side. It’s lopsided.

Listen, I’m not a barber.

I’m a barber’s wife.

Surely that’s good enough.

Good morning!

Good morning.

I’m his mother.

If I don’t keep him in line, who will?

You have to discipline him.

Otherwise what’s he going to be like when he grows up?

That’s not what I mean.

I’m not saying don’t teach him.

But sleeping out isn’t hurting anybody.

Cut him some slack. He’s a boy.

I nag him because he is a boy.

Oh.

Where’s Jeab?

He’s left already. He’s not with you?

How are your lice? Have they cleared up?

All gone.

Mom. What’s there to eat?

Jeab! Let’s go play!

Hey! Jack.

Stop.

Where’s Jeab? Where’s he gone?

Darling, you must choose between her or me.

If you choose her, I’ll have nothing to do with you.

Hey! Jack!

Jeab!

Yay!

Jeab.

It was just a fluke.

You won’t score again.

Mother.

Yes?

When is my love coming?

When he does, tell him to get rid of her.

I hate her.

Here are your drinks.

Grudge match. 30 baht. Winner takes all.

Sure.

This time we have more players.

So what? I’m not afraid.

Fine.

What? You’re chicken now?

Let’s make it 40 baht.

Fang, we’re leaving now.

Good luck, Pakkard. Good luck.

I wish you the best too.

Time to go.

I got out of the way.

But Manote let it through!

I didn’t.

What did you say?!

It was all Boy’s fault.

He didn’t stop a single ball.

And what about you? Blame me.

You weren’t playing so well.

Can you all just cut it out?

Ta’s team is now probably buying snacks with that prize money.

Damn! What a waste of money.

I’m pissed off!

Hey guys!

Where the hell have you been?

You made us lose money.

I’ve been watching TV.

Bloody TV! You’ve been with the girls, haven’t you?

I bet you he’s been watching the soap operas with Noi Nah.

I thought as much.

Watching TV with your big-tits girlfriend, huh?

She’s not my girlfriend.

If she’s not your girlfriend, what is she?

Not your girlfriend, then she’s his wife!

Big tits!

Big tits!

Big tits!

Big tits!

Big tits!

Big tits!

Jeab? Have you been bitten by a dog?

If you’re getting into this much trouble now,

who knows what you’ll be like when you grow up.

Ouch! That hurts!

I bet you didn’t carry on like this when you were fighting.

Never mind. He’s a boy!

Don’t put that on. It stings!

Keep still.

Don’t put that on!

How will it heal if I don’t?

No! Don’t!

Jeab!

Ouch!

Jack. Don’t you think you’re going a bit too far?

No. You have to discipline him when he’s young.

Otherwise he won’t remember.

If I don’t hit him, he won’t learn.

You’ve got to teach him a lesson.

Ow!

Go lightly!

From now on, nobody is allowed to have anything to do with Jeab.

Anybody who disobeys

is out of the gang!

How about this?

Today let’s pretend you’re a police officer,

tracking down a terrible murderer!

And?

I’ll be Sergeant Noi Nah.

Who’s gonna be the terrible murderer?

Ngor!

Jeab.

I don’t care what others think, what they say about you.

Only I understand you.

Nobody knows. Nobody sees your kindness.

Who could understand? They may think otherwise,

they may look down on you,

I’m o.k. Let’s go on. but who understands you like I do?

We understand each other.

Nobody is more important than you.

Yay!

Jeab. Aren’t you having fun?

I’m just tired.

Jeab.

Can I ask you something?

What?

Why did you fight Jack?

Don’t know.

Dtee!

Boy!

Dtee!

Prik!

Dtee!

Give me back my ball.

I want to play too.

If you want to play, go play with the girls.

You want to play with us?

Yeah.

Then you have to prove you’re really a man.

First test: Ride a BMX with no hands.

Start!

Wow! Fantastic!

You passed.

Second test: Dive into the water from the bridge.

Go ahead. Jump.

Jump! Jump!

Wait!

You passed.

Third test.

1-2-3.

4-5-6-7.

Oh, hi Jeab. Come and play with us!

Yay!

What did you do that for?

Why? Why’d you do that?

What did you do that for?

What did you do that for?

Why?

What did you do that for?

Jeab, see you at football field tomorrow.

Hey Jeab.

My Dad says women get angry easily, but they get over it quickly too.

She’ll be okay tomorrow.

Hey Jeab! Jeab!

Jeab!

Jeab!

Jeab. Come and sit with us if you like.

Boy. Go and sit with Dtee.

Can I sit here?

You sit with us every day now.

Hey Prik. I’m gonna study real hard

to get into 5th Grade.

My mother’ll be so proud of me.

See you this evening, honey.

A bottle of milk please.

What’s wrong with you today? You never drink milk.

No need to be startled. It’s just me.

Is your mom in? We’re getting our hair done together.

She’s in.

Noi Nah’s at home.

I’m off then.

Finished.

Can you buy me something to eat?

Sure. Let’s go.

You here to see Noi Nah?

No. I come to get a haircut.

I’ll make you look great.

Kids these days are into the American style.

Not many customers today, eh?

Oh! Isn’t that the son of your competitor?

He’s not my competitor.

I’m just a small fish. He’s bigger than I am.

Noi Nah will be proud of you when you play together.

My heart shatters like glass,

broken because of you,

bruised and battered.

Will you nurse me in my hour of need?

Words just make me feel worse,

cruel words from you,

I have loved you with all my heart.

Are you happy now?

You tricked me into loving you,

trapped me like a caged bird…

Jeab!

What the hell have you done to yourself?

Cut it really short this time.

It’s hot, eh?

Hey Samai!

You’re out of line doing this to my son.

I’m a barber. Customers come. I cut their hair.

You know what I mean. He’s my son!

If he doesn’t want his own father cutting his hair,

it’s none of my business.

Jeab!

Go home!

See you tomorrow.

Sure.

Have you heard the news?

I was studying and he just kept talking to me.

So he was told off by the teacher. It’s so funny.

Let’s find something to eat.

Yeah. Let’s go.

What about you, Jeab?

I’m not going.

We’re going then.

Let’s go!

Has Noi Nah told you yet? They’re moving away.

About this short?

It’s my turn against you.

Why none of you can fight him?

Move away!

Damn it!

I’ll go find some other kids to beat.

Goodbye.

Noi Nah, say goodbye.

Good luck. Bon voyage.

Mom! Why didn’t you wake me?

What’s with him?

I feel terrible too.

Jeab!

Jeab! Be careful of the traffic.

Jeab! Jeab! What’s the rush?

I gotta catch up with Noi Nah! She’s moving away!

Who took my toy?

Manote, you?

I’ve no idea. I didn’t take it.

If you tell me who took it, you can be the next to play with it.

It’s Prik!

Jeab!

Where are you going?

Jack! Go straight ahead then turn left!

Careful. There’s a hill ahead.

It’s broken down.

What’s wrong with it?

Hold on to it!

Scary!

Be careful!

Start it up!

Yay!

Hey it’s way out of reach now!

Dtee! Why is your cart so slow?

My bicycle’s faster!

My Dad’s gonna kill me.

Get on. Quick!

Noi Nah! Noi Nah! Pull over!

Noi Nah! Noi Nah!

Noi Nah! Noi Nah!

Noi Nah! Noi Nah!

Noi Nah!

It’s broken down again.

It won’t start.

Get off and push it.

Quickly!

Quickly!

Noi Nah!

Noi Nah!

Noi Nah!

Run, Jeab. Run!

Noi Nah!

Noi Nah!

Noi Nah!

Noi Nah!

Noi Nah!

Noi Nah!

Noi Nah!

Noi Nah!

Noi Nah!

Jeab. Wake up!

Come and play ball.

Wake up.

Quickly.

Let’s go, Jeab.

I didn’t feel down for too long.

Jack and I went riding around a lot.

For Sale

Every day brought new experiences.

New thoughts, new ideas. New ways of having fun.

Come on. Let’s get on down the back.

I’m going to Bangkok with my friends.

I’m free today.

Nothing to do.

Hurry Jack!

You know? I’ve secretly loved you for a long time.

We’re so close, and yet so far apart. I don’t know what to do.

We’re like the earth and the sky.

It’s better to forget.

After a while my memories of Noi Nah

began to fade.

Jeab!

Jeab!

Hurry up Jeab.

We used to be such good friends.

We got on so well.

We knew each other, so close. True friendship.

Then suddenly we parted,

rarely to meet,

but when we did, we were so happy.

We chatted all day.

One day we met, and you had a new friend,

beside you all the time.

And my heart was broken. I smiled weakly at your friend,

feeling sad inside, realizing it was too late,

knowing we would never be together,

never happy together, what a pity!

I am crying inside, crying a river, what a pity!

Jeab! When did you arrive?

Why didn’t you wake me?

Sorry, Mom?

I asked you what time you arrived.

About 3 am.

Why aren’t you resting?

You can go through your things later.

I’m gonna find something to eat.

Take a nap first.

I’ll have something delicious for you to eat when you wake up.

Your mother said you weren’t going to come.

I changed my mind, Dad.

No need to touch the fringe.

What about here?

Just down to my ears.

“Jeab’s family”

“Noi Nah & Anont”

I’m going to the market. You need anything?

No. Have a good time.

Hello?

I’m in Phetchaburi.

Some urgent business came up.

No, really, it’s important.

Look, I won’t be at your wedding

but you can probably still get married without me.

See you later then.

Hold on.

Congratulations, man.

Hello.

Hi. Please sign here.

A souvenir of the wedding.

Thanks.

Thanks.

This trip back home made me realize

how much things had changed.

The place... the people...

I couldn’t recognize anyone or anything.

For me,

there was only one thing frozen in time...

Jeab!

That little girl with the pigtails, rosy cheeks…

she was just as I remembered her…

…and always will be.

I was secretly watching you when you looked my way.

It was love at first sight.

Two hearts beating together, your eyes told me you loved me too.

Love was born from that first meeting.

Since then I’ve been thinking about you.

Love’s calling out. I’ve still dreaming of that first moment.

I want to tell you, you’re my first love.

Days and months have passed, I’ve still been thinking of you.

But I don’t dare to say it out loud how much I love you.

Days and nights have passed, my heart can hardly hold it in.

I love you but I’m afraid to say it out loud.

Love was born from that first meeting.

Since then I’ve been thinking about you.

Love’s calling out. I’ve still dreaming of that first moment.

I want to tell you, you’re my first love.

I’ve made up my mind so many times, but couldn’t make it.

To ease up my mind, I ask you if you’re now see someone.

And I hope you would say no

and say that you love me too from the very first day.

Love was born from that first meeting.

Since then I’ve been thinking about you.

Love’s calling out. I’ve still dreaming of that first moment.

I want to tell you, you’re my first love.

“Congratulations Noi Nah…Jeab”