Gap (2022)

Gap Parents Guide

Gap is a 2022 South Korean television series. This Korean series is Directed by Park Sun-ho. It is produced by Channel 3 and the distributor of the Gap series is Idol Factory.

The Cast of The Price of Family Christian De Sica, Rebecca Armstrong, Sutthatip Wutichaipradit, Tassawan Seneewongse, Amata Piyavanich, Ratchanon Kanpiang, Jirawat Wachirasarunpat, Thongthong Mokjok, Punnisa Sirisang, Orntara Poolsak, Heidi Amanda Jensen, Suppapong Udomkaewkanjana and others.

Here in this article, we are writing about what parents should know about Gap. Gap Parents Guide and Age Rating are important for parents to know whether they are suitable for their children or not.

Name	Gap
Director	Nuttapong Wongkaveepairoj
Genre	Drama, Comedy, Romance
Release Date	19 November 2022
Country	Thailand
Language	Thai
Production companies	Channel 3
Distributor	Idol Factory

Gap Age Rating–Gap Parents Guide

Age ratings are recommendations for parents and carers of kids to help them decide what is appropriate for their child depending on what stage of development they are at.

Gap Age Rating is not available but we will update you soon.

Gap Official Synopsis

Gap series tells a story about Mon, who recent university graduate, and begins working as an intern in a large company because she admires super rich chairwoman Sam from an early age. However, when Som meets Sam again, his image is completely shattered.

Release Date

Gap was released on 19 November 2022.

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Casts and Characters

Here is the complete list of Gap Casts and Characters

• Sarocha Chankimha as ‘Sam’ Samanan Anantrakul
• Rebecca Armstrong as Mon
• Sutthatip Wutichaipradit as Noi
• Amata Piyavanich as Phon
• Jirawat Wachirasarunpat as On
• Ratchanon Kanpiang as Nop
• Tassawan Seneewongse as Sam’s Grandmother
• Heidi Amanda Jensen as Nita
• Thongthong Mokjok as Mhee
• Punnisa Sirisang as Kade
• Orntara Poolsak as Jim
• Suppapong Udomkaewkanjana as Phum

Official Trailer

Gap FAQ

Movies and series get different ratings in different countries like the UK, the US, Australia, Singapore, Canada, etc.

Before watching a movie, it is very important for parents to read Call Me Chihiro Parents Guide and further ratings so that they know whether the movie is correct or not for their children And they get to know about the good or bad content present in the film.

If it is right for the kids then they can watch it with them, And if not, then they can refuse to see them because if any material in it is not suitable for their children, then they can tell that.

Sites Like MPA (Motion Picture Association of America), and BBFC (British Board of Film Classification) Gives rating license for movies and supports you for a better future for your children, That’s why it should be the duty of every parent to open the doors of a better future for their children through age rating and parents guide.