GRANDMA GOING WIDE
As a seasoned film enthusiast with a global perspective, I must say that the news of “How to Make Millions Before Grandma Dies” going wide on Netflix is indeed exciting! Having traversed the cinematic landscapes of various cultures and regions, it’s always refreshing to encounter films like this one, which not only showcase local talent but also resonate universally.
Streaming giant Netflix has acquired the rights to the popular Thai movie titled “Millions Before Grandma Dies.” The film will debut in Southeast Asia on September 12, with additional regions gaining access to it later in 2022.
“The movie titled ‘How to Make Millions Before Grandma Dies‘, penned by Thodsapon Thiptinnakorn (inspired by personal experiences) and directed by Pat Boonnitipat (known for ‘Bad Genius’), has been a box office sensation since its April release. It currently holds the title of highest-grossing Thai film in several countries such as Indonesia, Singapore, Philippines, Malaysia, Myanmar, and Vietnam.”
Motivated by the prospect of a multimillion-dollar inheritance, M (Billkin Assaratanakul) temporarily shelved his ambitions as an aspiring game caster to nurse his terminally ill grandmother, Usha Seamkhum. However, winning her approval was no simple task, as she showed herself to be challenging and extremely hard to satisfy. To add to the complexity, M wasn’t the only contender for the fortune. He found himself in a race against time, going to extraordinary lengths to win Grandma’s affection before it was too late.
As a film enthusiast with years of experience under my belt, I must say that “The Film” is set to make waves in the industry due to its impressive cast. Being Boonnitipat’s debut as a feature film director, his fresh perspective and creativity will undoubtedly bring something unique to the table. Furthermore, the fact that Billkin and Usha are making their first leading roles in a movie adds an element of excitement and anticipation for the audience.
NEW ZEALAND RETURN
Graeme Mason assumes the position of chairman at the New Zealand Film Commission. Prior to this role, he served as the CEO of Screen Australia. Previously, he held the CEO position at the NZFC from 2009 to 2013.
Mason, who previously resided in the United Kingdom, has a rich background in the entertainment industry. He served as a senior vice president at Polygram Filmed Entertainment, held the position of president for worldwide acquisitions at Universal Studios, and occupied various film roles at Channel 4.
“Graeme offers an abundance of leadership abilities coupled with both local and global industry expertise that will greatly benefit the position. He has served as the CEO of Screen Australia for a full decade, prior to which he was the CEO of NZFC for over four years, and boasts over 30 years of experience in the film, television, and multimedia sectors,” said Arts Minister Paul Goldsmith.
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2024-08-13 10:16