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In this charming Thai short film, we meet Good (Van Wongsakorn Pansurat), a perpetually unlucky student who seems to fail at everything—including love. After bombing yet another exam, he drowns his sorrows at a local bar, where he encounters Win (Art Peerapong Rungjirawat), a brooding stranger nursing his own heartbreak. What begins as a chance meeting between two lonely souls quickly turns into an unexpectedly tender connection. Over shared drinks and awkward confessions, Good and Win navigate the messy, vulnerable space between failure and hope. Though the runtime is just over 12 minutes, 'Good Loser' packs surprising emotional depth, capturing the thrill of finding someone who sees your flaws and sticks around anyway. With a blend of comedy and genuine warmth, this short film is a sweet, bite-sized exploration of second chances, self-acceptance, and the idea that sometimes being a 'loser' might just lead to winning at love.

Art Peerapong Rungjirawat

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shortfilm_lover

March 2024

8/10

For a 12-minute short, this packs more heart than some full-length series. The awkward, vulnerable vibe between Good and Win felt so real. Yes, the plot is thin, but the acting and chemistry more than make up for it. A lovely little gem.

logic_over_fluff

November 2023

6/10

As a short film, it's okay. The production value is low, the sound design is random (5-Minute Crafts soundtrack? really?), and the characters are barely sketched. But Van's performance as the sad, world-weary guy was genuinely good. I just wish they had a bit more time to develop the story.

mango_shipper

July 2024

9/10

I'm a sucker for drunk confessions and accidental falls into each other's arms. This short gave me all the fluffy feels! The loser guy is such a dorky sweetheart, and the ending made me smile. Perfect for when you need a 12-minute happiness boost.

cinematic_bl_fan

February 2025

7/10

The cinematography tries hard with shallow depth-of-field shots and moody lighting, but the constant background noise is distracting. Still, the emotional beats land well. I'd love to see these actors in a full-length drama with better writing.

consent_queen

May 2024

6/10

It's a sweet little story about two men finding comfort in each other after failures. No red flags in terms of consent—drinking is depicted but not glorified. My only issue is the rushed pacing; the relationship feels instant. But for a short, it's harmless and cute.