Present Still Perfect follows up on a beloved Thai romance

In Present Perfect, his 2017 feature film debut, Thai director Aam Anusorn Soisa-Ngim drew from his own experiences to tell the story of Toey and Oat, a pair of young men who, despite the fact that they both have girlfriends, end up falling into a brief affair during a trip to a small Japanese town.

The film developed a dedicated fanbase in Japan, leading to a successful crowd-funding campaign for this new, highly anticipated sequel. Set four years after the events of the first film, Present Still Perfect reunites the two young lovers – this time on a tropical Thai island.

Oat is now a married man with a son, but Toey has never forgotten their brief romance and won’t give it up so easily.

Tender and heartfelt, the film offers an idealistic view of same-sex relationships in modern day Thailand.

You can catch up on the whole romantic saga right now at DekkooPresent Still Perfect is available now, along with the original film. Watch the trailer for Present Still Perfect below.

An international gay film franchise is born with the Thai romance Present Perfect

For Present Perfect, his 2017 feature-length film debut, Thai director Aam Anusorn Soisa-Ngim drew from his own experiences to tell the story of Toey and Oat (Adisorn Tonawanik and Kritsana Maroukasonti), a pair of young men who have a brief affair during a trip to the small town of Higashikawa in Japan.

Though there is clearly a spark between them, they’re both on different journeys. While Toey is still recovering from a recent breakup, Oat is engaged to a girlfriend back home – and the burgeoning romance that they soon share is far from guaranteed.

Ending on a cliffhanger, Present Perfect developed a dedicated fanbase in Thailand at the time of its release, which was evidenced by the crowdfunding success of its eventual sequel, Present Still Perfect, a few years later.

Dekkoo is proud to present the original film to American audiences. Now you can go back to the beginning and catch the start of this on-going romantic saga.

Watch the trailer for Present Perfect below. The film is available now on Dekkoo.