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Santi-Vina (1957)
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Add to a movie listSanti-Vina (thaï : สันติ-วีณา) est un film romantique thaïlandais réalisé par Tawee Na Bangchang, sorti en 1954.
C'est le premier film en couleur 35 mm avec bande son de l'histoire du cinéma thaïlandais (avant, tous les films étaient en noir et blanc 16 mm sans bande son).
Synopsis
Le pauvre et aveugle Santi et la tendre Vina sont enfants et très amis. Vina invite Santi à l'école et le protège de la cruauté des autres garçons, en particulier du méchant Krai. Les enfants grandissent. Le père de Santi envoie son fils vivre chez le vénérable bonze de la grotte avec l'espoir que la dévotion à Bouddha créera un miracle et que son fils recouvrera la vue.Comments
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