The Boathouse, or Reun Pae, is a Thai-Hong Kong co-production and starred Chaiya Suriyan and Sor Assanachinda. Its theme song, "Reun Pae" by Charin Nanthanakorn, was a hit in its day and remains well known. 　　The film was directed by Prince Phanuphan Yukol for the Asuwin Film Production company owned by the uncle of Legend of Suriyothai director Prince Chatrichalerm Yukol, concerns three men who rent a boathouse together. All have different backgrounds and aspirations – one to be a policeman, one a Thai boxer, one a singer – but their fates are linked by their love for the daughter of the boathouse owner. 　　As with a lot of Thai films from that era, the film contained everything anyone would want -- action, romance, comedy, drama and music 　　One of the two films selected for painstaking restoration by Technicolor Thailand and the National Film Archive. The Boat House is considered a landmark in Thai cinema. It is a famous story that has been depicted on film at least twice, and the songs from the film are well known enough in Thai culture that folks who weren't even born when the first film was made will sing along to the title theme. The film is about three guys and the woman who comes between them all. The men, all struggling in early adulthood, share a floating bamboo hut on the river. The woman Penh is the daughter of the boys' landlord, and the likely fiancee of law student Jane. The brash, alpha-male Kaew is a Muay Thai fighter. And there's Rin a singer. All the guys have an eye on Penh, and Penh clearly adores the attentions of them all. 　　เจน (ส.อาสนจินดา แก้ว (ไชยา สุริยัน) ริน (จินฟง) เป็นเพื่อนรักกัน อาศัยอยู่ที่เรือนแพริมน้ำ ทั้งสามรักผู้หญิงคนเดียวกันคือ เพ็ญ (มาเรียจาง) แต่แก้วรวบรัดได้เพ็ญเป็นเมียก่อนทำให้ทั้งสามต้องแยกย้ายกัน เจนได้เป็นตำรวจ รินเป็นนักร้อง ส่วนแก้วเป็นนักมวย และภายหลังเข้ากับพวกโจร ต่อมาเจนได้รับคำสั่งให้จับตายแก้ว แต่เพ็ญได้ขอร้องไว้ เหตุการณจะเป็นอย่างไรโปรดติดตามชม