Fathers

Phoon, a pragmatic finance manager, and Yuke, a free-spirited graphic illustrator, have built a loving, stable home together for 13 years. Their world revolves around their adopted son, Butr, whom they've raised from infancy with unwavering devotion. But when Butr starts school, he faces cruel taunts from classmates for having 'two dads' and begins asking questions about his biological mother—questions his fathers aren't prepared to answer. Their carefully constructed family life is further shaken by the arrival of a child welfare officer who questions the suitability of a same-sex household. As external pressures mount, old insecurities and internalized fears threaten to tear the couple apart, forcing them to confront not only society's homophobia but also their own deepest anxieties about what it truly means to be a family. This poignant, beautifully acted Thai film offers a rare and honest look at gay parenthood, love, and resilience.