Josh Kim's
How to Win at Checkers (Every Time) (พี่ชาย
My Hero) is sweet but
very slight. As usual, I am also bored by films that tell their stories from the perspective of children. This is sold as a Thai gay love story, and that is its B-plot, but that story is told through one of the young men's younger brothers. This makes for a perspective on the relationship that does not actually bring that relationship into focus.
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