An elegant young woman carries a suitcase through the rain to wait in an ornate gazebo on a lotus swamp. She gazes at a photo of the man for whom she waits.
The young man, whose name is Dum, is with anothe… See more

• Chartchai Ngamsan as Dum Dua, or Seua Dum (Black Tiger)
• Suwinit Panjamawat as Dum Dua (youth)
• Stella Malucchi as Rumpoey Prasit… See more

While Tears of the Black Tiger has been compared to the Revisionist Westerns of Sam Peckinpah and Sergio Leone, director Wisit Sasanatieng drew on many Thai cultural influences in the creation of the film, including … See more

Tears of the Black Tiger opened on September 28, 2000, in a wide release for Thai cinemas. The film was a flop at the domestic box office, but it received several awards. At the Thailand National Film Associatio… See more

International sales rights to Tears of the Black Tiger were purchased by Fortissimo Films, which marketed a 101-minute "international cut", edited by director Wisit Sasanatieng from the original 110-minute length. Th… See more