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Operation Undead Movie Details

Also known as	Operación Zombie: Resurrección; 复活之战 (Mandarin); 哭戦　オペレーション・アンデッド (Japanese); 屍控戰場; Chiến Địa Tử Thi
Country	Thailand, Singapore
Language	Thai, Japanese
Genres	Action, Drama, History, Horror
Release date	July 20, 2024 (New York Asian Film Festival, premiere) August 1, 2024 (Thailand)
Running time	1hr 50min
Age rating	15+
Starring	Nonkul Chanon Santinatornkul, Awat Ratanapintha, Supitcha Sangkhachinda, Ararat Nimtchai
Directed by	Kome Kongkiat Komesiri
Written by	Kome Kongkiat Komesiri
Produced by	Francis Smith (executive producer)
Edited by	Weerapat Tembundit
Production Company	IFA Media Productions Kongkiat Production
Distributor	Cathay; Lupino Films; MM2 Entertainment; MockingBird Pictures; Sega Entertainment; Sega Sammy Entertainment; Tube Entertainment (E Tube Entertainment); Viva International Pictures; Black Dragon Entertainment; K-Movie Entertainment; The Filmbridge; The Plot Pictures

Operation Undead Cast & Characters

Nonkul Chanon Santinatornkul as Mek
Awat Ratanapintha as Mok
Supitcha Sangkhachinda as Pen
Ararat Nimtchai
Seigi Ohzeki as Captain Nakamura
Thawatchanin Darayon
Tanakorn Tiyanont
Nobu T Watanabe as Doctor Kaito

Operation Undead Storyline

1941: World War II in Chumphon, Mek, a new sergeant, and Mok, his younger brother in the Youth Soldier unit, face a mysterious threat when “something” belonging to the Japanese goes missing during their landing. This leads Mok and his fellow youth soldiers to encounter horrors far worse than war. Even after Thailand and Japan declare a ceasefire, Mek receives a special covert mission to clean up the area alongside a Japanese combat unit, unaware that this might include his own brother.

About Operation Undead Movie

Operation Undead is a Thai historical action horror drama film written and directed by Kome Kongkiat Komesiri. It stars Nonkul Chanon Santinatornkul, Awat Ratanapintha, Supitcha Sangkhachinda, and Ararat Nimtchai.