Heyman Cheatamee

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Heyman Cheatamee (Thai: เหมันต์ เชตมี) is a Thai film director. His debut film was the horror-comedy Body Jumper in 2001.^[1]

• Body Jumper (Pop Weed Sayong) (2001)
• Love to Death (Fa Kab Heo) (2003)
• Sexphone & The Lonely Wave (Khluen Ngao Sao Khang Ban) (2003) – co-directed with Chalermpol Bunnag
• Xtreme Limit (Pan X Dek Sood Kua) (2004)
• The Memory (Ruk Jung) (2006)
• Rakna 24 Hours (Rakna 24 Chuamohng) (2007)

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