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Audio Format: DD 5.1 Surround Video Format: Widescreen 1.85:1 (Anamorphic) Languages: Thai Subtitles: English, Chinese (T) Region Code: 3 Year Made: 2001 Running Time: 90
 Som is a student while Bank is a drug dealer. Under normal circumstances, they shouldn?t be attracted to each other but they have a shared loneliness and need for money. Bank is a dropout who wastes his days in his dilapidated flat with a mother who neglects him and is unaware of his drug habit. Som appears to be a typical co-ed student working her way through school and sending money to her parents - but she's not all she seems: by night she works hard as a prostitute.
The pair quickly falls in love and Bank steps up his drug dealing activities so that Som can stop working. However, his risk increases exponentially with the volume of drugs he handles. It seems that Bank and Som are leading parallel lives headed in the same direction: oblivion.
 This is Oxide Pang Chun's solo follow-up to BANGKOK DANGEROUS which he co-directed with his brother, Danny Pang Fat. Produced in much the same aggressive style as that picture and with similar urban settings, ONE TAKE ONLY centers around schoolgirl prostitute Som (Wanatchada Siwapornchai; image) and low-level pusher Bank (Pawarit Mongkolpisit, who played the deaf killer in DANGEROUS), who strike up a relationship after she rescues him from a beating.
The pair discover that they live in the same housing project and begin to spend more and more time together. Bank is offered a deal involving a large quantity of drugs that will net him a substantial payoff. He agrees and the exchange goes off without a hitch. The money Bank earns allows the couple to splurge on some of the luxuries Som has dreamed about, including a high end mobile phone. Their situation takes a turn for the worse, however, which leads Bank to try and purchase a gun.
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