Nothing To Lose

Synopsis

Nothing To Lose (เป็นสูญ), a 2002 Thai crime thriller featuring Arisara Wongchalee, delves into the turbulent journey of a woman caught in the crossfire of crime and survival. The film explores themes of desperation and resilience as the protagonist navigates a gritty underworld with mounting personal stakes. Offering a blend of suspense and drama, the story unfolds against a backdrop of moral ambiguity and intense emotional conflict, capturing the raw edge of human struggle when confronted with dire circumstances. This cinematic experience provides a compelling look at the lengths one will go when there seems to be nothing left to lose.

Cast

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  Arisara Wongchalee

  Gogo

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  Pierre Png

  Somchai

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  Yvonne Lim

  Ah Yi

• Nimponth Chaisirikul

  Hong

Reviews

Nothing To Lose received a mixed reception from critics and audiences alike. On IMDb, it holds a modest rating of 5.5/10, indicating a lukewarm response overall. Some reviewers praised its atmospheric tension and Arisara Wongchalee's compelling performance, highlighting the film's gritty portrayal of desperation and emotional depth. However, others criticized the movie for its pacing issues and occasionally uneven storyline, which they felt diluted the impact of its central themes. Rotten Tomatoes does not have a score for the film, likely due to limited international exposure, but niche reviewers have noted its authenticity in depicting Thai crime drama elements. Metacritic also lacks a formal rating, yet user comments suggest that while Nothing To Lose is overshadowed by bigger budget productions, it holds a certain cult appeal for fans of regional thrillers. The film’s strengths lie in its ambiance and character-driven narrative, though some found the execution less polished than anticipated. Overall, Nothing To Lose is recommended for viewers interested in Thai cinema and crime drama enthusiasts seeking a raw, emotionally charged story.

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