Patcha Poonpiriya, affectionately known as June, is a notable figure in Thai cinema, particularly recognized for her compelling performances in films that resonate with collectors of physical media. Her breakout role in "Mary Is Happy, Mary Is Happy." (2013) showcased her talent in a uniquely structured narrative that blends humor with poignant moments, making it a sought-after title for collectors interested in contemporary Thai storytelling. The film's experimental approach and vibrant aesthetic have garnered it a special place in home video collections. In 2017, she further captivated audiences with her role in "Die Tomorrow," a thought-provoking exploration of mortality that has been praised for its innovative storytelling. This film, along with her earlier work, has secured a spot in the hearts of collectors who appreciate the intersection of artistry and cultural commentary in home video formats. Patcha's contributions to film highlight the richness of Thai cinema, making her films indispensable for any serious collector's roster.