If you know anything about the Thai mafia movie genre, you'd know that director Put is an instrumental contributor. His greatest hits, namely "4 Kings" and its subsequent sequels, have lit up the local box office and reinvigorated how such films are shot in modern day.

With "The Last Shot", Put calls upon the services of his fave actors Lham and Nat to star as gang members and the complexities of leaving the underworld biz that gave their life purpose in the first place. Its the classic mobster plot fuelled by corruption, revenge, ego, and love.

If you can look past the razor thin plotline here, director Put continues to deliver another masterclass in filmmaking, alongside the incredible cast who are now (pigeonholed as) the OG faces of Thai gangster movies.

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Petch is trying to escape the assassin's life, but he is forced to take on one final job after being torn between love, loyalty, and revenge. His future and freedom are dependent on the last shot.

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