What to expect
The Thai Interpreter (2026)
Following a difficult divorce, Ladawan, a Thai interpreter in California, finds the strength to continue her career with the help of her vibrant colleague Stefani and a supportive new acquaintance, Nicholas. The film follows her through high-stakes legal and medical cases, weaving together the lives of four Thai individuals: Ananya, facing an attempted murder trial; Noot, caught in a trafficking case; Daranee, battling cancer; and Sommai, a Muay Thai coach surviving a tragic crash. It is an intense, heartfelt look at the vital role of communication in life’s most critical moments.
Opening against The End of Oak Street, this one will be fighting for the same weekend conversation.
It hits the big screen on August 12, 2026.
Behind the camera
The history behind The Thai Interpreter
FELIXFe’ World Entertainment, The Unbound Voices and Spekulor are behind the production. Christopher Gosch is in the director’s chair, with writing credits for Benjawan Poomsen, Aidan Valour Gosch and Benjawan Poomsen. The finished film runs 1 hour 46 minutes.
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The Thai Interpreter: quick answers
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When does The Thai Interpreter come out?
The Thai Interpreter is scheduled to open in US theaters on August 12, 2026. Dates can shift, so check back for updates.
Who stars in The Thai Interpreter?
Skulgan Phiphobmongkol, Heen Sasithorn, Ernest Walker and Brian Garcia lead the cast, directed by Christopher Gosch.
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