Bang Bang is a 2011 Thai–Vietnamese–Australian coming of age comedy–drama film directed by Thai Ngo and co-written by Tran Thi Nhung, and starring Thai Ngoc Lan as Thai, David Huynh, and Walter Wong. It follows the story of three young men growing up in contemporary Thailand and how their misadventures lead them to a gang war. The film was financed by Thai filmmaker Mark Battaglia.
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''Bang Bang Film Clip: Thai Ngo and David Huynh in Bandage/Pillow Talk (2005)
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