Satang
Oct 28, 2000 · 2h 9m
Director
Bhandit RittakolOverview
Just after World War II ends a train carrying freshly minted banknotes in wooden cases leaves Hat Yai for Bangkok. Soon after it leaves the station the officer in charge of the detail with his friends kill those guarding it and steal all of it. However in the ensuing confusion they lose it and others hide it. However even they cannot find it later until many years after they begin a new search. The officer who planned the entire scam hears about it and follows them. Who will get the money?
Cast of Satang
Jesdaporn PholdeeRabue
Patson SarinduTrong
Khemapsorn SirisukhaPranee
Chermarn BoonyasakRampha
Chatchai PlengpanichPhayon
Sarunyu WongkrachangRoj
Chintara SukapatanaKhwanta
Santisuk PromsiriPhrom
Sorapong ChatreeJon
Manop AussawathepChumras
Meesak NakaratTiangtae- Chonprakhan JanthareuangRam
Weerachai HattakovitThongyoi- Phithak SalwiwatNath
Oliver BeverChote- Khemachat TechochachawanBoonma
- Pong ChullasapDoctor
- Kanyarat BosantheaChumriang
- Chuchai BussarakamwongLiang
Sa-Ard PiempongsanChalermlit
Wachara Pan-iamSai- Phatthanawadee PhatthanabutSomphis
- Anant SammarsupChalard
- Udom UdomrojMinister of Finance
- Amawasu BoranbupphaNoo Daeng
- Alongkorn SimakamthornBuri
- Piboon TaihuanPrime Minister
- Kirk RollingPramote
Crew of Satang
About Satang
What is Satang about?
Just after World War II ends a train carrying freshly minted banknotes in wooden cases leaves Hat Yai for Bangkok. Soon after it leaves the station the officer in charge of the detail with his friends kill those guarding it and steal all of it. However in the ensuing confusion they lose it and others hide it. However even they cannot find it later until many years after they begin a new search…
When was Satang released?
Satang was released on October 28, 2000.
How long is Satang?
Satang runs 2 hours 9 minutes (129 minutes).
Who directed Satang?
Satang was directed by Bhandit Rittakol.
Who is in the cast of Satang?
The cast of Satang includes Jesdaporn Pholdee (Rabue), Patson Sarindu (Trong), Khemapsorn Sirisukha (Pranee), Chermarn Boonyasak (Rampha) and Chatchai Plengpanich (Phayon).