4 Tigers
New York Asian Film Festival 2026
July 10 - 23
Bullet benders! Black magic! Stolen Japanese gold! Four badass Tigers raise hell in Kongkiat Komesiri’s sexy, go-for-broke Thai spaghetti Western.
Screening + Q&A
with Mario Maurer
Tuesday, July 14
Showtimes
Tue, July 14
Screening + Q&A
with Mario Maurer
Tuesday, July 14
Thailand’s post-WWII central plains are jumpy with jittery generals. Justifiably so: the countryside is literally up in arms, and a fortune in Japanese gold has gone missing. Field Marshal Lert turns the theft into an excuse for a nationwide purge, putting bounties on every “Tiger” in the central plains and letting the outlaws tear each other apart. But these Tigers are no ordinary bandits: Bai bends bullets. Dum hits like a battering ram. Mahesuan (Mario Maurer) wears amulets nothing can pierce. Fai commands spells and spirit. And somewhere in the middle, a foxy lady schemes her way through the carnage. Expanding the Khun Pan universe, 4 Tigers turns outlaw folk mythology into maximalist action cinema: a spaghetti Western riot of gun-fu, black magic, and brawling anti-authoritarian comedy.
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