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Police Modify (2024) [N/A]

Release Date:
November 21, 2024

Original Title:
ตำรวจแต่ง กำเนิดผู้พิทักษ์สันติหลุด

Genres:
Action | Comedy

Production Companies:
Mungkorn Film

Production Countries:
Thailand

Ratings / Certifications:
TH: 15 

Runtime: 125

Schools have private ones, hospitals have private ones, so why can’t police stations be private too?

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When drug problems in the community began impacting the residents and causing trouble, the people looked to the police for help. Yet, the officers who were meant to protect and serve turned a blind eye to the issue. In response, Joe and his friends a group of local teenagers decided to stand up and take matters into their own hands. They came up with a bold idea: “Schools have private ones, hospitals have private ones, so why can’t police stations be private too?” This leads to a chaotic tale where the local teens attempt to bring order to their community, sparking an uproar as they take on the role of unconventional peacekeepers.

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Director:
Nattaporn Phetskaew

Original Music Composer:
Terdsak Janpan

Screenplay:
Nattaporn Phetskaew

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