Jan Dara the Beginning Page #2

Synopsis: Based on a famous Thai erotic novel, the film tells the story of Jan, a boy who grows up in a house lorded over by his sadistic and debauched father, Luang Wisnan. Set in the 1930s the story recounts the growing pains of Jan, whose mother dies while giving birth to him and who's intensely hated by his father. Jan grows up with Aunt Wad, his stepmother, and he struggles to reconcile his guilt and longing with different women in his life, including a girl called Hyacinth, whom he adores, and later Madame Boonleung, his father's lover who becomes a key to Jan's sexual awakening.
 
IMDB:
5.7
Year:
2012
137 min
1,862 Views


Skip it today, trust me!

I can't.

Good afternoon, father.

That's for harassing my daughter.

But I didn't do anything.

Shut up, devil!

Stupid Jan! Stupid Jan!

Nobody knows...

that for every punishment...

and every painful blow I took...

I remember the guilt

that had been born with me.

My lord, Master Jan has passed out!

Please stop, my lord. Please!

Take this scum out of my sight!

I deserved it. I was the one

who caused my mother's death.

Mother...

Please don't let anything happen

to Master Jan.

Go take a bath, Ken.

You can come see him later.

Yes, ma'am.

Jan... Jan...

Am I really father's son?

What does it matter?

It's enough that you're your mother's child

and my nephew.

I miss my mother.

I want her to hold me.

I can hold you.

The Peoples' Party, civil servants,

soldiers and civilians,

have seized power to govern

the country from the king.

Members of the Royal Family

are now held hostages.

Should the Peoples' Party be harmed in any way,

we will harm the Royal members in retaliation.

The Peoples' Party have no wish

to usurp the throne.

Our intention is to introduce a constitution as

the supreme law to govern the country.

We ask everyone who do not take part in the

revolution

against the monarchial government to remain calm.

Quiet! Go back to work!

Get up.

Does it hurt?

A little...

Keep it wrapped like this.

Go see a doctor later.

Thank you.

And your handkerchief?

It's yours now.

Wait...

What?

What's your name?

Hyacinth. And you?

I'm Jan. Jan Wisnan.

I have to go.

The prince was taken by the Peoples' Party

to the Marble Throne Hall.

I'm so worried.

I' II have to talk to Luang Pradit

to release him.

Is it that bad?

They've held my prince hostage.

They'll force His Majesty to

accept the proposal.

They've seized several members

of the Royal family.

I've heard the same thing, father.

Good evening, father.

You' re back early. Usually you won't be home

before 9.

He must have skipped school to

run around with his friends.

All classes were canceled because...

Shut your mouth!

You're a waste.

Scum!

Come have your tea before it gets cold.

Jan, go to get Miss Kaew

to come have tea with father.

Tell her to come right away. He has to leave soon.

Yes, Aunt Wad.

Ken the Golden Bull! Ken the Golden Bull!

Saisoi.

Give this to Ken.

Yes, Miss Kaew.

Miss Kaew...

Aunt Wad asks you to go see father in the house,

Who is your father.

Stupid Jan.

From Miss Kaew.

Go thank her.

Thank you, Miss Kaew.

Win again next time.

I' II give you a bigger prize.

I sure will, Miss Kaew.

Saisoi, let's go.

Yes Miss Kaew.

You're devastating!

You can easily beat professional boxers!

Your support gave me strength, Master Jan.

I didn't do anything.

You sure did.

Master Jan, would you like me

to prepare dinner now?

Do it now, mother. I'm starving.

I didn't ask you!

What's the difference? I always eat

at the same table as Jan.

Arrogant brat!

You think you're the equal of your master! I'll hit

you with the pestle!

Poom, set the table now. I'm hungry too.

Right away, master!

Kaew, you're a young lady now.

Watch your manners when you speak.

Especially when you talk to your brother.

Jan is not my brother.

Watch your mouth!

Show some respect!

I respect every word you say.

Except about stupid Jan.

Why?

You always take his side. He never does anything

wrong!

Why?

Because you love him...

You love him more than your own flesh and blood.

You love him even though you know he's not

father's son!

You have no right to say that!

Go to your room now!

What's all that shouting?

Nothing. I was talking some sense into Kaew.

How's about the prince?

It's fortunate that Luang Pradit

still values our friendship.

So the rebels agreed to release him

back to the palace.

Don't tell anyone, but the prince will leave

for Singapore tomorrow morning.

I' II have to go with him.

I' II go for a few weeks, tell the servants to pack my

things now.

Master Jan, what's the trouble out there?

They've seized power from the king.

They say he wasn't ruling the country well.

How dare they! Heads will roll!

The rebels were foreign educated, they're not

afraid of such ancient curses.

All my life, I never saw the king did anything wrong.

We had a good life here.

They took his power and they think

they can turn Siam into paradise?

Only their kind of paradise.

Plague on their houses!

I think so.

What time is it now?

Almost midnight.

I have to go now.

Why such a hurry?

My paradise is waiting for me.

You know where I'm going. Don't play dumb!

What!

Do you want to come and watch?

You' re crazy! Enjoy yourself.

In the room.

Hyacinth!

Jan!

Is your leg all right now?

It's fine now.

I didn't know you were also a student here.

I've studied here for three years.

You must be very good now.

Well...

I'm doing just fine.

Please help me.

This is my first day.

I don't know anyone except you.

Of course. You can ask me anything.

Thank you.

You' re welcome.

I'm going home now.

Hyacinth!

Where do you live?

Just around here.

Me too.

Let me take you home.

I wonder who's taking who home?

I've come with you,

or you've come with me?

What? I don't understand.

This is my street.

Really?

Yes.

Master Jan, school's out already?

You' re back so early!

And what' re you doing here?

For the sweet taro.

Want some?

Ken, this is Hyacinth,

my friend from the language school.

Hyacinth, this is Ken, my best friend.

Hyacinth lives around here.

I'm not his friend, I'm his servant.

I'd better get going.

I'll walk you.

I'm going now.

See you back at the house.

Yes, Master.

Here we are.

Thank you for walking me.

My pleasure.

See you soon.

Yes, see you soon.

Hats off! That Hyacinth is breathtaking!

We're a perfect duo, master and servant!

Listen to me,

it's time for you to lose your innocence.

Insane!

Not at all!

Men our age have to do it.

It's natural.

Don't say I didn't warn you.

What do you mean?

You're in love.

And when a man and a woman are in love, they'll

want to be alone together.

You'll start by talking.

But talking is never satisfying.

You'll move closer and hold hands.

And now, the irresistible fragrance of teen spirit

will smother you.

Your hands will seek touch,

your lips will long for soft flesh,

To feel what's hidden under the clothes.

That's enough!

No, I haven't finished!

I should smack you!

I'm scared now... daddy

Good boy.

Master Jan, when your tongue kisses her flesh...

Especially the tip of her nipples...

You' II hear a soft moaning

mixed with heavy, rapid panting.

She' II whisper your name,

the sweetest sound in the world!

Your hand will crawl lower, lower...

until you reach a glorious mound

covered with moss.

Soft or stiff, it depends.

Really?

Then you'll find a wet cliff

from which drops of magic water seep,

inviting you to taste it.

Master Jan, that's pure bliss!

Obscene! I won't hear it!

Obscene?

If it's obscene,

the whole world is obscene!

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