"The Protector," also known as "Tom-Yum-Goong," is a 2005 martial arts action film directed by Prachya Pinkaew and starring Tony Jaa as the lead character, Kham. The film tells the story of Kham's journey to rescue his stolen elephants and avenge his family.
Kham is a skilled martial artist who lives in a rural village in Thailand. His family has been entrusted with the care of sacred elephants, and he has developed a deep bond with them. When his beloved elephants, Khon and Ram, are stolen and taken to Sydney, Australia, Kham embarks on a mission to retrieve them.
In Sydney, Kham discovers that his elephants have been captured by a powerful and ruthless criminal organization involved in illegal smuggling and animal trafficking. Determined to save his elephants and bring the criminals to justice, Kham infiltrates their operation with the help of a local Thai police officer named Mark (played by Petchtai Wongkamlao).
As Kham fights his way through the criminal underworld, he showcases his exceptional skills in the traditional Muay Thai fighting style. He engages in intense battles with various opponents, including formidable martial artists and ruthless henchmen.
Throughout his journey, Kham uncovers the extent of the criminal organization's activities and the corruption that exists within. He becomes entangled in a web of deceit and betrayal as he confronts powerful adversaries who will stop at nothing to protect their illicit operations.
"The Protector" combines exhilarating martial arts choreography, breathtaking stunts, and Tony Jaa's extraordinary physical prowess to deliver a thrilling and action-packed film. The story highlights Kham's unwavering determination, his loyalty to his family and heritage, and his unrelenting pursuit of justice.
In addition to its thrilling action sequences, the film also explores themes of cultural preservation, the bond between humans and animals, and the fight against exploitation and injustice. "The Protector" showcases Tony Jaa's impressive martial arts skills and solidifies his status as an international action star.
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