ATM: Er Rak Error is a romantic comedy film from Thailand, directed by Mez Tharatorn. It was released in 2012 and quickly became one of the highest-grossing Thai films of all time.
The film follows the story of Sua and Jib, two bank employees who have been secretly dating for five years due to their company's "No Fraternization" policy. When they decide to get married, they realize that one of them will have to resign from their job, as the company does not allow married couples to work together.
However, their plans are disrupted when an ATM glitch in a remote province causes over $130,000 baht to be dispensed to customers. The bank is eager to recover the money and offers a reward to the employee who can retrieve it first.
Sua and Jib both see this as an opportunity to prove themselves to the bank and to each other. They agree to compete for the reward, with the winner being allowed to keep their job. What follows is a series of hilarious and sometimes outrageous challenges as the couple tries to outwit and outmaneuver each other.
As they race around the province, they are pursued by a determined bank inspector and encounter various obstacles, from pesky bugs to a treacherous cliff. Along the way, they learn more about each other and their priorities in life.
The film is known for its sharp humor, charming performances, and creative use of technology and social media. It also touches on themes of loyalty, sacrifice, and the role of traditional values in modern society.
ATM: Er Rak Error has become a beloved classic in Thailand and has gained a following around the world for its universal appeal and heartwarming message. It is a must-watch for fans of romantic comedies and anyone who wants to laugh, cry, and root for an underdog couple.
