HUNGER | Official Trailer | Netflix

Experience the kind of hunger you have never seen before…
In Hunger.

Written and produced by Kongdej Jaturanrasmee.
Directed by Sitisiri Mongkolsiri.

Aoy (Chutimon Chuengcharoensukying) runs her family’s local stir-fried noodles restaurant. Her life is about to change when she decides to join team HUNGER, led by Chef Paul (Nopachai Jayanama) who introduces her to the dark sides of the fine-dining industry.

Join in to explore burning human hunger together.
Streaming April 8, only on Netflix.

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HUNGER | Official Trailer | Netflix

A talented young street-food cook pushes herself to the limit after accepting an invitation to train under an infamous and ruthless chef.

[PNamster]

"The poor eat to end their hunger. But when you have more than enough to eat, your hunger doesn't end".... this hits hard

[marajade]

As a chef, i think this movie is very real to what chefs and cooks go thru when in different worlds, the rich and the poor..the humble and the narcissist...excellent movie

[AwesomenessTV]

It's giving The Menu x Get Out x Squid Games. And I loved them all

[Barrosy]

I appreciate Thai culture finally being implemented in cinematography. Can’t wait to see more of it in the future. Yep my hunger doesn’t end.

[FightsRightsAlways]

The menu, the bear, and now this.
Yes, please. Keep the chef/cooking shows and movies coming.

[everyellow]

One of the best movies i have seen in years. For those of you who think this is a movie about killing or death or a mystery you are all wrong. It is a movie that keeps hitting you in the face with life lessons.

[passbyicecube]

She goes from an ingenious exam cheater into becoming a top chef.

[fleurdemaiko]

This looks really good! I'm glad Thai films are finally stepping into the spotlight amidst the craze for Korean and Japanese cinema. Films from South East Asia matter too!

[Grumpygrumpygrumpy]

A psychological thriller about cooking, I'm definitely hungry for this one

[celticlass]

"The poor eat to end their hunger. But when you have more than enough to eat, your hunger doesn't end" is a perfect analogy for people who think "stuff" matters, whether rich or middle-class. The latest phone, the right car, the big house, the right clothing; but when they get those things, there's always still the latest phone after that, a bigger house, next season's "must-have fashion", and the other stuff they had to have, means nothing anymore. It never ever *ever* ends.

[itsnlee]

Looks like an insane mashup of The Menu and Whiplash. Can't wait to see it.

[teapottwo]

I am always fascinated by Thai horror movies. This trailer on chef's passion, power, abuse, control, ambition, obsession, and success has already whet my appetite.

[_Alimm]

It's a shame that something as nurturing as cooking becomes an environment of ego and abuse but I'm glad films are showing what's really happening in professional kitchens.

[ashfaqnisar]

The female lead is great at acting 🔥🔥🔥

[zel.akzu]

This movie was very good. Don’t care what anyone says. It is probably one of my favorite movies now. The cinematography, the acting, social issues - its more that just cooking. Its perfectionism, a sort of god complex, indulgence… Well, hunger. Hunger in a context that is more than just food. I loved this movie, absolutely great.
Also the main character had amazing facial expressions, she had this insane sort of sinister smile when she was cooking at the end. Her expressions of fear and happiness were amazing too. Just great actors and great movie

[lorenzobanza]

The acting, the story, everything about this movie was just top and the ending was pretty good

[AA-qthi]

I'm hungry for more movies like Menu. This might just hit the spot!

[Gizmadin]

Just finished the movie. Its awesome. Its so refreshing watching a movie without hidden agenda.

[Rno]

This looks amazing! Hopefully it gets more people to recognize and watch Thai dramas..

[KingLeo]

Deep down, nothing changed, his mother worked for the rich family and the boy traumatized by the caviar episode continued to serve and work for the rich seeking superficial approval through his food that never really existed, a scene in which he is hospitalized and there is no one but his employees reflects the world in which he lived, nobody really cared about the person and that was what he suffered the most even if he denied it. Great movie that leaves many messages to think seriously about the world we live in.