7 Paths, 7 Instincts: Fate Brings Them Together in ‘In Youth We Trust’ — Character Posters from the World Behind Bars Released

Revealing 7 character posters from “In Youth We Trust,” this year’s most talked-about Thai film from Neramitnung Film and Shinesaeng Ad.Venture, together with Kam-Kap-Nang, a work from Phutthiphong Nakthong, director of both 4 Kings films. Get ready to step into the world behind bars with Nat Kitjarit as Phueak from Thon Buri House, a former vocational student whose single split-second wrong decision flipped his young life upside down, turning a once-bright world into a land shrouded in darkness.

Also joining the cast, Ittinan Pungkiatrasami plays Bangkas, the head of Thon Buri House, whose family troubles led him to end up in the world behind bars — he is the one who leads the people of Thon Buri House like brothers. Benjamin Joseph Varney plays Golf, Thon Buri’s top troublemaker, who reveres and loves Bangkas like a father; with looks that don’t quite fit the typical Thai mold, he’s nicknamed ‘Farang’ (foreigner).

Arak Amornsupasiri plays Beer, the head of Klong Toey House, a man who has lost all fear or hesitation, ruling his men with nothing but pure power. Tossapol Maisuk plays Boy, Klong Toey’s top troublemaker and Beer’s right-hand man, who spends every minute of his life shattering any peace, always ready to fight, take risks and clash without fear of death.

Ton Arunpong Naraphan plays Korn, Klong Toey House’s troublemaker, one of the three top figures who, despite his small stature, is more seasoned than anyone — always the first to charge in and trade blows.

Am Phumipat Thavornsiri plays Fluke, who arrives together with Phueak as one of the two new inmates and becomes a key spark between the two houses — he is someone driven through life by love.

In Youth We Trust

28 November, in cinemas. Trailer: https://youtu.be/Mew8vcDkLbU