# One Take Only
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{{Short description|2001 film by Danny Pang Phat, Oxide Pang Chun}}
{{Infobox film
|name = Som and Bank: Bangkok for Sale
|image = Som_and_Bank_poster.jpg
|caption = Thai theatrical poster.
|director = [Oxide Pang](/source/Oxide_Pang)
|producer = [Kittikorn Liasirikun](/source/Kittikorn_Liasirikun)
[The Pang Brothers](/source/The_Pang_Brothers)
Udom Piboonlapudom
|writer = [Oxide Pang](/source/Oxide_Pang)
|starring = Pawarith Monkolpisit
Wanatchada Siwapornchai
|music = Orange Music
|cinematography = Krisorn Buramasing
Decha Srimantra
|editing = [Oxide Pang](/source/Oxide_Pang)
|distributor = [Film Bangkok](/source/BEC-TERO)
[Tartan Films](/source/Tartan_Films)
|released = {{Film date|2001|2|14}}
|runtime = 88 minutes
|country = Thailand
|language = Thai
}}
'''''One Take Only''''' ({{langx|th|ส้ม แบงค์ มือใหม่หัดขาย}}, also ''Som and Bank: Bangkok for Sale'') is a 2001 [crime](/source/crime_film)-[drama film](/source/Drama_(film_and_television)) written and directed by [Oxide Pang](/source/Oxide_Pang).
==Plot==
Bank is a small-time hoodlum in [Bangkok](/source/Bangkok). He uses drugs, and sometimes works for some local gangsters, smuggling guns and drugs. One day he meets Som, a teenage girl who works as a [prostitute](/source/Prostitution_in_Thailand). The pair fall in love, and in a bid to better their lives, they get into a drug deal that is too big for either of them.
==Production and release==
Originally named ''Som and Bank: Bangkok for Sale'', the film is part of the loose "Bangkok trilogy" by [the Pang Brothers](/source/the_Pang_Brothers), which includes their ''[Bangkok Dangerous](/source/Bangkok_Dangerous_(1999_film))'' and [Danny Pang](/source/Danny_Pang_Phat)'s ''1+1=0'' (''[Nothing to Lose](/source/Nothing_to_Lose_(2002_film))'').
''Som and Bank'' had been completed in 2001 before production commenced on their ghost film, ''[The Eye](/source/The_Eye_(2002_film))''. The film had screened in November 2001 at the Bangkok Film Festival, but the studio, [Film Bangkok](/source/BEC-TERO), then shelved the film until February 2003, releasing it after Oxide Pang had re-edited it. The [Board of Censors](/source/Censorship_in_Thailand) objected to the title of the film, so it was renamed ''One Take Only''.[[https://web.archive.org/web/20030424091347/http://www.movieseer.com/ReviewsBil.asp?moID=2607&rID=358&Channel=2 Movie Reviews]]
The film was also screened at the [International Film Festival Rotterdam](/source/International_Film_Festival_Rotterdam), the [Hong Kong International Film Festival](/source/Hong_Kong_International_Film_Festival), the [San Francisco International Film Festival](/source/San_Francisco_International_Film_Festival), the [Asiatica Film Mediale](/source/Asiatica_Film_Mediale) and the [NatFilm Festival](/source/NatFilm_Festival) in 2002.
The film was released on DVD by [Tartan Films](/source/Tartan_Films) on August 22, 2006. Confusingly, it has also been released on DVD in Thailand as ''Som and Bank: Bangkok for Sale''.
==References==
{{Reflist}}
==External links==
*{{IMDb title|0301687}}
{{Pang brothers}}
Category:Films directed by Oxide Pang
Category:Thai crime drama films
Category:2001 crime drama films
Category:Film Bangkok films
Category:2001 Thai films
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