When is the Tame release date in the Philippines?

Tame has its world release on October 29, 2026. A specific Philippine release date is not yet listed in TMDB/JustWatch data as of October 24, 2026.

Where can I watch Tame in the Philippines?

Cinema and streaming options for the Philippines are not yet listed in TMDB/JustWatch data as of October 24, 2026. Check local cinema listings and streaming services around and after the October 29, 2026 world release.

Who is in the cast of Tame?

The cast includes Pimmada Chaisaksoen as Kwan, Jespipat Tilapornputt as Yos, Chayanit Chansangavej as Nart, Paphawadee Phongam as Ang, Klangploy Waiyapat as Petch, Tipargon Chaiprasit as Noi and Rasmee Wayrana as the Medium.

What is the plot of Tame?

In a rural Thai bullfighting village where bulls are trained through fear and ritual, a teenage girl living under her family's strict control seeks the power of an ancient spirit to gain her freedom. The harsh methods of the village then begin to turn toward her own family.

How long is Tame and what language is it in?

Tame runs 103 minutes. It is a Thai-language horror-drama produced in Thailand by BrandThink Cinema.

Tame (2026): Thai Horror Plot, Cast & PH Release Info

Tame (2026) plot: what the story is about

Tame (original Thai title: เลี้ยงไม่เชื่อง) is set in a farming community in rural Thailand where bullfighting is part of everyday life. The animals are not simply raised. They are broken in through intimidation and through rites handed down over generations.

At the centre of the story is a teenage girl who lives under the tight grip of her own household, with little room to choose her own path. Desperate to break free, she turns to an old spiritual force, hoping its power can give her the freedom she has never had. But what she calls upon follows the same harsh logic as the village. The methods used to subdue the bulls begin to turn toward the family that raised her.

The film combines horror with family drama to explore control, obedience and belief. Its tagline states the central idea: “In the name of belief we let ourselves be tamed.”

The film is in Thai and runs 103 minutes. Thamuya Thasananukulkij wrote and directed it.

Tame — Mood illustration, not a still from the film — Mood illustration, not a still from the film

Cast, director and what makes Tame notable

Director and writer: Thamuya Thasananukulkij handles both the screenplay and the direction, so the film reflects a single filmmaker’s vision.
Production: The film comes from the Thai studio BrandThink Cinema.
Genre: Horror and drama. The scares are rooted in family tension, ritual and the customs of a rural community.
Setting: A bullfighting village gives the film an unusual backdrop. The way animals are trained mirrors the way people are controlled.
Main cast:
- Pimmada Chaisaksoen as Kwan
- Jespipat Tilapornputt as Yos
- Chayanit Chansangavej as Nart
- Paphawadee Phongam as Ang
- Klangploy Waiyapat as Petch
- Tipargon Chaiprasit as Noi
- Rasmee Wayrana as the Medium

Looking for a Tame review? The film has its world release on October 29, 2026. Critic and audience reviews are still to come. For now, this guide covers what we know so far: the premise, cast, creative team and release details.

Who will enjoy Tame

Fans of Thai horror who like stories built on spirits, rituals and rural traditions
Viewers who prefer horror with a strong family drama at its core
Audiences interested in films about control, obedience and the cost of breaking free
Moviegoers looking for Southeast Asian cinema with a distinctive local setting
Anyone curious about Thai-language films from new creative voices

Tame release date in the Philippines and where to watch

World release date: October 29, 2026
Philippine cinema release: A Philippine release date is not yet listed in TMDB/JustWatch data as of October 24, 2026.
Streaming in the Philippines: A streaming or rental option for the Philippines is not yet listed in TMDB/JustWatch data as of October 24, 2026.
Trailer: An official trailer is available.

Filipino viewers should check local cinema listings and streaming services closer to and after the October 29 world release. This page will be updated as Philippine availability is listed.

Trailer

Cast

Pimmada Chaisaksoenas Kwan
Jespipat Tilapornputtas Yos
Chayanit Chansangavejas Nart
Paphawadee Phongamas Ang
Klangploy Waiyapatas Petch
Tipargon Chaiprasitas Noi
Rasmee Wayranaas Medium

Photo: TMDB

FAQ

When is the Tame release date in the Philippines?: Tame has its world release on October 29, 2026. A specific Philippine release date is not yet listed in TMDB/JustWatch data as of October 24, 2026.
Where can I watch Tame in the Philippines?: Cinema and streaming options for the Philippines are not yet listed in TMDB/JustWatch data as of October 24, 2026. Check local cinema listings and streaming services around and after the October 29, 2026 world release.
Who is in the cast of Tame?: The cast includes Pimmada Chaisaksoen as Kwan, Jespipat Tilapornputt as Yos, Chayanit Chansangavej as Nart, Paphawadee Phongam as Ang, Klangploy Waiyapat as Petch, Tipargon Chaiprasit as Noi and Rasmee Wayrana as the Medium.
What is the plot of Tame?: In a rural Thai bullfighting village where bulls are trained through fear and ritual, a teenage girl living under her family's strict control seeks the power of an ancient spirit to gain her freedom. The harsh methods of the village then begin to turn toward her own family.
How long is Tame and what language is it in?: Tame runs 103 minutes. It is a Thai-language horror-drama produced in Thailand by BrandThink Cinema.

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