Title: Fan Chan
AKA: My Girl
Year: 2003
Director: Vitcha Gojiew, Songyos Sugmakanan
Genre: Comedy / Family
Runtime: 100 mins
Country: Thailand
Audio: Thai
Subtitle: English
Starring :
Charlie Trairat as Jeab
Focus Jirakul as Noi-Naa
Charwin Jitsomboon as Jeab (adult)
Wongsakorn Rassamitat as Jeab's father
Arnudsara Jantarangsri as Jeab's mother
Preecha Chanapai as Noi-Naa's father
Nipawan Taveepornsawan as Noi-Naa's mother
Chaleumpol Tikumpornteerawong as Jack
Aphichan Chaleumchainuwong as Dtee
Anyarit Pitakkul as Boy
Yok Teeranitayatarn as Manoj
Thana Vichayasuranan as Prik

Released date : 14 January 2004
IMDB: http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0399040/
Ratinhg: 7.5/10
 
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Source: VCD
File: AVI

Story :

Jeab, a young man working in Bangkok, receives word that his best friend from childhood, Noi-Naa is to be married. 
While driving back to his hometown, the memories of his friendship with her come flooding back, and their story is
told in a flashback. Jeab and Noi-Naa live in a small city. Their fathers are rival barbers, with shops situated 
next to each other, with only a sweet shop to separate them. Jeab's father favors efficiency and uses an electric 
trimmer. Noi-Naa's father, meanwhile, has a more contemplative, artistic approach, and uses scissors. Jeab notes 
that the results of both methods seem to be the same. Jack and his friends play Chinese fantasy characters after 
school. The school holiday is ended. Jeab is notorious for oversleeping, so that each day he misses the school bus 
and must be driven part way by his father on a motorcycle. By taking a shortcut, Jeab and his father are able to 
catch up to the bus, but only just in time. On the bus, other boys are introduced. Their ringleader is an overweight
bully named Jack. On the bus, the children talk about what they are going to do after school. The boys decide they 
will play Chinese fantasy characters, while the girls plan to play "house". Because Jeab must cross a busy street to
play with the boys, and he fears getting hit by a car, he stays to play with the girls, which makes him the target 
of much taunting by Jack and the other boys. Then, one day, Jack and his friends are playing soccer against a rival 
neighborhood gang. They are one player short. Jeab happens to be hanging around, and he's asked to join the game, 
proving his abilities. He earns the trust of Jack's gang, and passes various tests in order to join. But the one thing 
he must do is sever his ties to Noi-Naa. Jeab does so, quite literally, by cutting a rubber-band jump rope, 
which Noi-Naa is skilled at playing with. From that moment on, Noi-Naa refuses to talk to Jeab. Then, one day, 
Jeab gets word that Noi-Naa is moving away. And, of course, on the day she is to leave, Jeab oversleeps and misses 
the chance to say his final goodbye to Noi-Naa. Jeab then gets Jack and his friends to commandeer a delivery 
motorcycle and pursue Noi-Naa and her family in their moving truck. But the motorcycle breaks down, and the truck 
rolls out of sight. Jeab is to never see Noi-Naa again ... until her wedding.