Bang Rajan
“Fighting for friends. Fighting for families. Fighting for freedom. Fighting for their lives.”
Set right before the fall of Thailand's old capital, Ayuttaya, Bang Rajan draws on the legend of a village of fighters who bravely fended off the Burmese armies.
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2 films
Cast
55 people
Winai Kraibutr
Inn
Known for
The Stranded
Bin Bunluerit
Tong-Menn
Also in
Alexander
Broken Sword Hero
Jaran Ngamdee
Chan Nuan-Kheo
Known for
Ong Bak 2
Bangkok Dangerous
Atthakorn Suwannaraj
Meuang
Known for
Art of the Devil 3
6ixtynin9
Phutharit Prombandal
Pun-Reuang
Known for
Fireball
Cutie Pie
Choomporn Theppitak
Taen
Known for
Ong-Bak
Phobia 2
Theerayut Pratyabamrung
Abbot Thammachote
Known for
Art of the Devil 3
Bongkoj Khongmalai
Sa
Known for
The Protector
The Eye 3: Infinity
Suntharee Maila-or
Taeng-Onn
No other roles listed
Piset Sangsuwan
General Naymeo
Known for
Art of the Devil 2
Krit Suwannapaph
Commander Suki
Also in
Kaki Sahasawat
The Prince, The Witch, and The Mermaid
Jarin Phomrangsai
Commander Arka-Punkayee
Tanit Jitnukul Director · Kongkiat Khomsiri Screenplay Bunthin Thuaykaew Screenplay
Director Story
Tanit Jitnukul
Screenplay Story
Kongkiat Khomsiri
Screenplay Production designer
Bunthin Thuaykaew
Screenplay
Patikarn Phejmunee
Story
Chalerm Wongpim
Composer
Chatchai Pongprapaphan
Cinematographer
Wichean Reangwichayakul
Editor
Thanin Tieankaew
Editor
Sunit Asavinikul
Costume designer
Sarawut Intaraprom
Costume designer
Kijja Lapho
Costume designer
Jutamas Khawchat
United States release June 9, 2001 · Produced in Thailand · Production BEC-TERO Entertainment
Production
Film Bangkok
Production
BEC-TERO Entertainment
Production
Thailand
Produced in
Languages
Original title
บางระจัน
Original language
Thai
Spoken on screen
Thai
Release dates
Thailand · December 29, 2000
Theatrical
United States · June 9, 2001
Premiere · Seattle International Film Festival
Australia
August 16, 2001 · Premiere · Sydney Asia Pacific Film Festival
Canada
September 13, 2001 · Premiere · Toronto International Film Festival
Czechia
January 25, 2002 · Premiere · Febio Film Festival
Finland
September 21, 2001 · Premiere · Helsinki Love and Anarchy Film Festival
France
March 11, 2002 · Premiere · Deauville Panasia Film Festival
Germany
April 30, 2003 · Theatrical
Italy
December 8, 2001 · Premiere · Asiatica Film Mediale
Malaysia
July 24, 2003 · Theatrical
Norway
October 23, 2002 · Physical · Video premiere
Russia
February 28, 2002 · Theatrical
South Korea
December 13, 2002 · Theatrical
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