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Master Of The House features a talented all-Thai cast, including well-known actors and breakout stars in compelling roles. The show is available in multiple languages, making it accessible to a wider audience despite its Thai origins. While the narrative may not lead to a second season, viewers can still enjoy the mind-twisting drama on Netflix since July 18, 2024.

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Netflix's Master Of The House is a Thai drama featuring an all-Thai cast. Several actors from the cast are well-known for starring in Thai dramas, such as Narilya Gulmongkolpech, Chartayodom Hiranyasthiti, and Claudia Chakrabandhu Na Ayudhya. However, other cast members, such as Nathakorn Traikitsyavet and Nuttanan Kunpat, are lesser known. In some instances, Master Of The House is the actor's breakout role, which is the case for Thitinan Rattanathithtinan. The show is a mind-twisting, compelling narrative perfectly portrayed by the various cast members.

That playing games has become a proper profession, with people actually competing against each other in arenas filled with audiences, is a fact that has been going on for years. As with every new money-making opportunity, though, corruption and illegal by-products do appear, with “The Up Rank” dealing with the concept of rank boosting in popular mobile shooting games, where good players earn money to raise the rank of others.

“The Up Rank” is screening at Bucheon International Fantastic Film Festival

U is a young gamer, whose father is constantly bugging for help in the print shop he runs on his own, but to no avail, as the kid's mind is definitely on other things. Both his father and his girlfriend nag him to get a job, but U is just too obsessed with gaming to do so. An opportunity arises though, when he is approached by a group of boosters,...