Inhuman Kiss

Set during the Second World War, the tale follows teenagers growing up as nurses and soldiers arrive for conflict-related needs. In Thailand, nurses travel to Bangkok to care for the wounded, shaping Sai's role as a caregiver. The war’s disruption frames the characters’ choices and the escalating tensions between tradition and modern wartime realities.

The story shifts between a rural village by a forest in Thailand and the bustling city of Bangkok. The forest is tied to a Krasue legend that protects the village, while Bangkok represents wartime urgency where nurses care for the wounded. The local hospital scene and the village’s outskirts anchor the film’s dual settings during World War II.

💔 Love

Sai and Noi rekindle a romance as the war presses in, while Jerd quietly harbors his own crush on Sai. Sai’s affections shift toward Noi, creating strain with Jerd and fueling a dangerous mix of loyalty and desire. The love triangle drives key decisions and ultimately leads to a tragic, fate-driven outcome.

👻 Myth

The Krasue and Krahang legends loom over the village, shaping fear and superstition in daily life. Sai’s nightly transformation turns rumor into a dangerous reality that tests friendships and loyalties. The monk’s recounting of ancient romance ties the myth to present betrayals, underscoring how fate intertwines with belief.

⚔️ Conflict

A hunter tribe pursues the Krasue, pitting tradition against survival and fueling suspicion within the community. Jerd’s disloyalty triggers a violent chain: he is transformed into a grotesque krahang, and the villagers confront Sai. The monk intervenes as vengeance spirals, culminating in a bitter culmination of revenge and tragedy.