The
Netflix
Asia
YouTube
channel
just
recently
dropped
a
trailer
for
an
upcoming
film
that
will
tug
at
the
heartstrings
of
those
that
have
or
had
a
close
connection
with
their
grandparents.
The
film
is
called
‘How
To
Make
Millions
Before
Grandma
Dies’
and
the
trailer
for
it
can
be
watched
below.

For
those
that
are
interested
in
the
film,
or
those
that
would
like
to
experience
what
Thai
cinema
has
to
offer,
here
are
some
of
the
things
you
should
know.

Plot
Details
Of
The
Film
‘How
To
Make
Millions
Before
Grandma
Dies’

The
film
has
been
described
by
Netflix
as
follows,
“Driven
by
the
desire
for
a
multimillion-dollar
inheritance,
M
puts
aside
his
dreams
as
a
hopeful
game
caster
to
care
for
his
terminally
ill
grandmother.
But
winning
Grandma’s
favor
is
no
easy
feat,
as
she
proves
to
be
demanding
and
exceedingly
difficult
to
please.
To
make
things
more
complicated,
M
is
not
the
only
one
vying
for
the
fortune.
He
finds
himself
in
a
competition,
going
to
great
lengths
to
become
the
apple
of
Grandma’s
eye
before
time
runs
out.”

While
this
film
can,
at
first,
appear
to
be
full
of
drama
or
even
comedic
in
some
ways,
there
are
many
tragic
elements
that
viewers
should
prepare
themselves
for
mentally.
Not
only
does
M
go
through
a
journey
of
rediscovering
his
love
for
his
family,
but
his
grandmother
also
goes
through
a
journey
of
physical
and
mental
healing
as
well.
It’s
a
sentimental
ride,
through
and
through.

Cast
And
Crew
Behind
The
Film
‘How
To
Make
Millions
Before
Grandma
Dies’

The
film
is
directed
by
Pat
Boonnitipat,
with
script
writer
Thodsapon
Thiptinnakorn
and
studio
GDH
559.
The
film
will
feature
Putthipong
Assaratanakul
and
Usha
Seamkhum
in
the
lead
roles
of
M
and
his
grandmother
respectively.
Joining
them
in
the
cast
list
are
Sanya
Kunakorn,
Sarinrat
Thomas,
Pongsatorn
Jongwilas,
Himawari
Tajiri,
Tontawan
Tantivejakul
and
more.

When
And
Where
Can
I
Watch
The
Film
‘How
To
Make
Millions
Before
Grandma
Dies’

Readers
interested
in
the
emotional
rollercoaster
of
a
film
exclusively
on
Netflix
from
September
12th,
2024
onwards.