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A drama about Jan Vu, a small-time crook in Bangkok, who steals a bag containing diamonds from one of the city's most notorious gangsters. When the crooks are unable to cut and sell the gems, they turn to Madame Vo for help. Actresses Chungking Express' Faye Wong with Joey Wang for this film. Jan Vo is also contacted by an old friend in jail who wants to go straight but needs cash. The obvious solution is robbery but when Jan Vo takes on this job he finds it more difficult than expected due to the tight security in the building where his target resides. To make matters worse, Jan Vo becomes infatuated with his target's girlfriend. The result is a thriller that blends the traditional Thai way of movie making with a Hollywood sensibility. Jan Vu is a really good hero, he has a sense of justice and duty to his people. He not only wants to escape from jail but also from the underworld he has been in for so many years. Madame Vo is a typical cult leader who thinks she's got everything under control. She thinks she knows what her followers want and do not want but in the end, it turned out that it was just a facade to cover up her own imperfection. This film is a lot more on the thriller side than the spy film. It shows how a typical Thai person would live and deal with crime. The scriptwriting is done in a way that makes the audience feel as though they're watching a Thai movie from start to finish. "Jan Vu" was nominated for an Asian New Talent Award at the 2007 Hong Kong Film Awards. "Jan Vu" was also nominated for Best Original Score at the Golden Horse Film Festival in 2007.The official website of "Jan Vu". Cinema Online - The official website of "Jan Vu". Japan Cinema Today - The official website of "Jan Vu". United Kingdom: The official website of "Jan Vu". United States: The official website of "Jan Vu".Official Website "Jan Vu" is a Thai romantic-thriller film released in 2001. The film was directed by Worawit Wongprapai and starred Chatchawal Yimprasert and Jintara Sotthirath. It was one of the highest grossing Thai films in 2001. The song "Hua Sae Nam" by Mitr, Chanchai and Thongthip Maneesri was used in the film "Jan Vu". The film won the following awards:Jan Vu's name can be part of many other Thai names such as Jormuan, Janvion, Janvion-Tran and Janvion-Sathorn.The Unofficial Unofficial Thailand Filmography for "Jan Vu" by Jiheng Meng. Between 2009 and 2013, the remake has been in development and pre-production stage. cfa1e77820