Dangerous Years
Aug 22, 1996 · 1h 55m
Director
Nopporn WatinOverview
In 1977, there's a fight between soldiers and communists in a village along the border. Sak, a teacher in the village, loses his wife and his young daughter but his son is saved by Pew who later adopts him and changes his name to Tin.
Cast of Dangerous Years
Winrawee YaisamerTin
Pisan AkaraseraneeSak
Ruj RonapopChod
Karen KlongtruadrokeKobkul
Pairot SangwaribootBoonkua
Deuntem SalitulWanida- Withit LaetMuan
Jim Jayjintai Vandrill- Sarawut Nawasangarun
Khets ThunthupPor
Boriboon JunreurngJohn- Narong BoonlapSin
- Channat Pattanakul
- Jatupol Chaisriha
Weerachai Hattakovit
Marasri BangchangPhiw- Narong JenklongthamTerm
Sakrat Ruekthamrong- Yasumin LerdamornwattanaPun
- Benjamaporn Dechasupa
- Kriangkrai SinsanongDriver
- Wanchat PhuengchamAang
- Chalermpol Boonrod
Adinan Singhiran- Nara Kuyanet
- Parod Chansawang
- Nirut SutcharitKen
- Sahayos Nawachaithong
Crew of Dangerous Years
- Nopporn WatinWriter, Director
- Marayat ThainiwatvilaiScreenplay, Third Assistant Director
- Charoen IamphungpornExecutive Producer
- Preecha CheunchomDirector of Photography
- Worapoj PothinethEditor, First Assistant Director
Chatchai WisetsuvarnabhumiOriginal Story- Smithi BoonchooArt Direction
- Nopparat PuttarattamamaneSecond Assistant Director
About Dangerous Years
What is Dangerous Years about?
In 1977, there's a fight between soldiers and communists in a village along the border. Sak, a teacher in the village, loses his wife and his young daughter but his son is saved by Pew who later adopts him and changes his name to Tin.
When was Dangerous Years released?
Dangerous Years was released on August 22, 1996.
Where can I watch Dangerous Years?
Dangerous Years is streaming on AsianCrush in the US. Availability data from JustWatch.
How long is Dangerous Years?
Dangerous Years runs 1 hour 55 minutes (115 minutes).
Who directed Dangerous Years?
Dangerous Years was directed by Nopporn Watin.
Who is in the cast of Dangerous Years?
The cast of Dangerous Years includes Winrawee Yaisamer (Tin), Pisan Akaraseranee (Sak), Ruj Ronapop (Chod), Karen Klongtruadroke (Kobkul) and Pairot Sangwariboot (Boonkua).