Question 1

What shocking stunt did Phuchit perform around 32 minutes into the film?

Accepted Answer

Stunt No. 5 involved Phuchit eating a plate of feces, which was actually a mix of durian, syrup and peanuts.

Question 2

Which real-world political figure is directly referenced in the film?

Accepted Answer

Thailand's prime minister at the time, Thaksin Shinawatra, is referenced—his photo is on the newspaper Phuchit uses to swat a fly.

Question 3

How long did it take to film a story that covers just one day?

Accepted Answer

The film covers one day but actually took about seven months to film.

Question 4

What promotional short film was created before this movie's release?

Accepted Answer

A short film prequel called 12 Begin (2006) was made as part of the film's pre-release promotional campaign and shown in limited screenings at SF Cinema City theaters.

Question 5

What was the approximate US dollar value of the 100 million Baht prize in 2006?

Accepted Answer

Using the average 2006 exchange rate, the 100,000,000 THB prize would have been worth about 2,503,000 USD at the time of the film's release.

Question 6

What shocking stunt did the main character perform around 32 minutes into the film?

Accepted Answer

Stunt No. 5 involved Phuchit eating a plate of feces, which was actually a mix of durian, syrup and peanuts.

Question 7

Which real-world political figure is directly referenced in the film?

Accepted Answer

Thailand's prime minister at the time, Thaksin Shinawatra, is referenced—his photo is on the newspaper Phuchit uses to swat a fly.

Question 8

How long did it take to film this movie that covers just one day?

Accepted Answer

The film covers one day but actually took about seven months to film.

Question 9

What promotional prequel and sequel were created for this film?

Accepted Answer

A short film prequel called 12 Begin (2006) was made for pre-release promotion, and a sequel called 14 Beyond was released in Thailand in 2009.

Question 10

What was the approximate US dollar value of the 100 million Baht prize in 2006?

Accepted Answer

Using the average 2006 exchange rate, the 100,000,000 THB prize would have been worth about 2,503,000 USD at the time of the film's release.

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