Tony Anthony Buisseret

Bambi (Mabelz Suchada Sonpan) is an ordinary high schooler who longs to be seen as someone extraordinary. She seems to get her wish when a video she posts goes viral, catapulting her into some semblance of fame. She decides to join a cram school attended by other influential teens in the hopes of integrating herself with a higher-status crowd and gaining new connections. However, Bambi soon finds herself caught between two worlds: her new classmates clearly view her as an outsider, while her old friends feel betrayed and aren't happy that she's leaving them behind. What will it cost Bambi to gain the popularity she so deeply desires – and is it really worth it?

Taste

In search of popularity

Pure

In his final year of high school, Pae (Tony Anthony Buisseret) faces constant reminders from his parents to take the entrance exam for a prestigious university. When he learns that a university offers an alternate application process through creating a short film, Pae jumps at the chance to avoid studying. He decides to tell the story of Joe (Jump Pisitpol Ekaphongpisit), a classmate who passed away in an accident, hoping that this will impress the admission committee. There's one problem, though: Pae has no experience with filmmaking. Pae enlists the help of the school's AV club and Joe's friend Bokeh (Baipor Thitiya Jirapornsilp) to bring his project to life. But as his project gains more interest from the school and Joe's family, Pae starts to crack under the pressure – and when he learns a secret Joe had kept hidden, Pae's perspective on Joe might change forever.

Not Friends

In 1999, while the world is grappling with the impending doom of Y2K, identical twin sisters You (Baipor Thitiya Jirapornsilp) and Me (also played by Thitiya Baipor Jirapornsilp) are concerned with their own futures – in a very different way. The middle schoolers have spent their entire lives operating practically as one single unit, going everywhere together and sharing everything. However, when You and Me meet a boy named Mark (Tony Anthony Buisseret), their relationship to each other begins to shift, as both girls begin to develop crushes on him. Mark is the first thing You and Me have ever encountered that can't be split between them, and the twins struggle with how to handle this new dynamic. Will Mark end up causing a rift between You and Me, or will this become a learning and growth experience for them?

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