History Film / YesOrNo

* BoyishShortHair: Kim has a short, masculine haircut like most Thai men, which makes her be called a tomboy and suspected of being a ButchLesbian. She however denies being either at first. It turns out that she really is a lesbian though. Other {{butch lesbian}}s shown also have the same style.

* MasculineFeminineGayCouple: Girly Pie and masculine Kim gradually become a couple, realizing they like girls [[ClosetKey from each other]].

* RightBehindMe: A non-comedic variation on this trope. Jane seems to have the uncanny ability to turn up out of nowhere just when Pie and Kim think they might get some quality time alone together. Actually PlayedForLaughs earlier in the film when Pie is applying to switch rooms away from Kim while complaining loudly to the building’s receptionist about how “inconvenient” it is to have to share a room with a Tom. She looks up to find the building’s ButchLesbian manager standing there, and gets chewed out over her prejudices.

* MistakenForCheating: When Kim is sick in bed with a migraine, she wears a blindfold while she recovers. Jane seizes the opportunity for a sneaky cuddle and Kim, thinking her to be Pie, reciprocates. Then Pie walks in.

''Yes or No'' is a 2010 Thai LGBT dramedy-romance film directed by Sarasawadee Wongsompetch and starring Sucharat “Aom” Manaying and Suppanad “Tina” Jittaleela. It’s a G-rated lesbian flick, the first in Thailand to feature a “Tom” character, a woman who dresses and acts in a masculine way, derived from the English word “tomboy”.

Followed by a sequel subtitled “Come Back To Me” in 2012.

* AmbiguouslyGay: Auntie Inn, at least in the first film. She has some masculine mannerisms, Pie asks Kim if she’s a Tom after their first meeting, the staff at her café all appear to be Toms, and she knows Kim is gay even before Kim seems to know it herself, talking about it very openly and casually. It’s only in the second film that she turns up at Kim’s internship crying over a man she fell in love with and who broke her heart, but that’s not to say she’s not at least bi.

* CoolPet: Conversed. Pie tells Kim she wants to keep a jellyfish as a pet someday, but says it's too impractical. Kim [[CallBack remembers this]] when shopping for a present for Pie later in the film, and buys her a jellyfish-themed lamp.

* SecurityCling: Kim has a habit of doing this to Pie when things scare her. First seen when a cockroach scuttles over her foot after first meeting Pie, causing her to run and grab Pie, who is only wearing a towel, and gets a kick to the gut for her trouble. A much sweeter variation occurs later when the lights short out in their dorm during a bad rainstorm, and Kim, who’s afraid of the dark, grabs Pie again, only this time Pie just laughs about it. The sweetness of this scene is turned UpToEleven as Kim is shown clinging shyly to Pie’s shirt as the latter lights candles to help her be less afraid. This marks the beginning of the WillTheyOrWontThey [[PlotThreads Plot Thread]] of the second act of the film.

* RomanticTwoGirlFriendship: Western perceptions of public displays of affection would lead to the assumption that Pie and Kim’s relationship begins much earlier than it really does in this film, while the actual RelationshipUpgrade occurs around two-thirds of the way in with their [[spoiler: FirstKiss]].

* AnimalMotifs: Butterflies. A recurring element in the first film. First mentioned in the figurative sense of butterflies in the stomach, then they are physically seen at key moments where Pie finds herself falling in love with Kim, though the butterflies are clearly CGI, making it unclear whether they are actually there or just in Pie’s mind.

* InterruptedSuicide: When Jane [[spoiler: finally realises that Kim is not interested in her, she grabs a Stanley knife [[HammerSpace from somewhere (honestly, she doesn’t even move from the spot Kim left her and it’s suddenly in her hand)]] and is about to cut herself when her roommate Nerd appears and [[DopeSlap Dope Slaps]] her for being so stupid as to attempt self-harm.]]

* RightBehindMe: A non-comedic variation on this trope. Jane seems to have the uncanny ability to turn up out of nowhere just when Pie and Kim think they might get some quality time alone together.
** Actually PlayedForLaughs earlier in the film when Pie is applying to switch rooms away from Kim while complaining loudly to the building’s receptionist about how “inconvenient” it is to have to share a room with a Tom. She looks up to find the building’s ButchLesbian manager standing there, and gets chewed out over her prejudices.

* SuddenlySexuality: Viewers can be forgiven for seeing Jane’s LoveAtFirstSight attraction to Kim as this, since her EstablishingCharacterMoment involves her crying over a breakup and you only get a brief glimpse of the picture of her masculine-looking previous partner. Ultimately averted when a FreezeFrameBonus reveals that the partner was actually a Tom.

* CoolPet: Conversed. Pie tells Kim she wants to keep a jellyfish as a pet someday, but says it's too impractical. Kim remembers this when shopping for a present for Pie later in the film, and buys her a jellyfish-themed lamp.

* GayBestFriend: Boy, known as Pey in the sequel. Boy seems to be this for Pie’s whole friendship group in the first film, but in the sequel it’s shown that Pie is his real best friend, as she cannot even contemplate doing her internship without him.
* IfItsYouItsOkay: Despite her feelings for Kim becoming very apparent throughout the film, Pie never actually comes out as gay, she just happens to be a girl in love with another girl. Conversely, while conflicted about whether being a Tom automatically makes her gay in the first film, Kim openly tells Yongkao she’s a lesbian in the sequel.

* InterruptedSuicide: When Jane [[spoiler: finally realises that Kim is not interested in her, she grabs a Stanley knife [[HammerSpace from somewhere (honestly, she doesn’t even move from the spot Kim left her and it’s suddenly in her hand)]] and is about to cut herself when Nerd appears and [[DopeSlap Dope Slaps]] her for being so stupid as to attempt self-harm.]]

* MistakenForCheating: When Kim is sick in bed with a migraine, she wears a blindfold while she recovers. Jane seizes the opportunity for a sneaky cuddle and Kim, thinking it to be Pie, reciprocates. Then the real Pie walks in…
* RightBehindMe: A non-comedic variation on this trope. Jane seems to have the uncanny ability to turn up out of nowhere just when Pie and Kim think they might get some quality time alone.
** Actually PlayedForLaughs earlier in the film when Pie is applying to switch rooms away from Kim while complaining loudly to the building’s receptionist about how “inconvenient” it is to have to share a room with a tomboy. She looks up to find the building’s ButchLesbian manager standing there, and gets chewed out over her prejudices.

* SecurityCling: Kim has a habit of doing this to Pie when things scare her. First seen when a cockroach scuttles over her foot after first meeting Pie, causing her to run and grab Pie, who is only wearing a towel at the time. A much sweeter variation occurs later when the lights short out in their dorm during a bad rainstorm, and Kim, who’s afraid of the dark, grabs Pie again. The adorableness of this scene is turned UpToEleven as Kim is shown clinging shyly to Pie’s shirt as the latter lights candles to help her be less afraid. This marks the beginning of the WillTheyOrWontThey [[PlotThreads Plot Thread]] of the second act of the film.
* TheStoic: Nerd, Jane's roommate, for most of the film, until she arrives in the nick of time to [[spoiler: prevent Jane from self-harming.]]

* YourFavorite: Kim remembers Pie telling her how much she likes jellyfish and buys her a jellyfish lamp as a present. Pie finds this out following a row with Kim by [[PresentPeeking looking through her shopping bags]] and goes out [[RomanticRain in the rain]] to look for her. [[spoiler: Cue their FirstKiss.]]

* AmbiguouslyGay: Auntie Inn, at least in the first film. She has some masculine mannerisms, Pie asks Kim if she’s a Tom after their first meeting, the staff at her café all appear to be Toms, and she knows Kim is gay even before Kim seems to know it herself, talking about it very openly and casually. It’s only in the second film that she turns up at Kim’s internship crying over a man she dumped/who dumped her, but that’s not to say she’s not at least bi.

* RomanticSpoonfeeding: Used several times throughout the film, but most prominently by Jane when enjoying some rare Kim-time at a point where Kim and Pie are conflicted about their feelings.

* Unusual Pet: Pie wants to keep a jellyfish as a pet, but says it's too impractical.

* Jerkass: Pie’s ‘boyfriend’ P’van talks about Pie’s mother’s and his own opinions about homosexuality being unnatural to Kim’s face, after seeing some Tom-Dee couples passing by. It’s heavily implied that this is purely to make Kim upset and keep her away from Pie.

** The theme continues in the sequel, where Kim gives Pie a butterfly necklace with a hidden message at the beginning of the film/

* SecurityCling: Kim has a habit of doing this to Pie when things scare her. First seen when a cockroach scuttles over her foot after first meeting Pie, causing her to run and grab Pie, who is only wearing a towel at the time. A much sweeter variation occurs later when the lights short out in their dorm during a bad rainstorm, and Kim, who’s afraid of the dark, grabs Pie again. The adorableness of this scene is turned UpToEleven as Kim is shown clinging shyly to Pie’s shirt as the latter lights candles. This marks the beginning of the WillTheyOrWontThey [[PlotThreads Plot Thread]] of the second act of the film.

* AmbiguouslyGay: Auntie Inn, at least in the first film. She has some masculine mannerisms, Pie asks Kim if she’s a Tom after their first meeting, the staff at her café all appear to be Toms, and she knows Kim is gay even before Kim seems to know it herself, talking about it very openly and casually. It’s only in the second film that she turns up at Kim’s internship crying over a man she dumped/who dumped her, but that’s not to say she’s not at least bi.

* YourFavorite: Kim remembers Pie telling her how much she likes jellyfish and buys her a jellyfish lamp as a present. Pie finds this out following a row with Kim by [[PresentPeek looking through her shopping bags]] and goes out [[RomanticRain in the rain]] to look for her. [[spoiler: Cue their FirstKiss.]]

* AmbiguouslyGay: Auntie Inn, at least in the first film. She has some masculine mannerisms, Pie asks Kim if she’s a Tom after their first meeting, the staff at her café all appear to be Toms, and she knows Kim is gay even before Kim seems to know it herself, talking about it very openly and casually. It’s only in the second film that she turns up at Kim’s internship crying over a man she dumped/who dumped her, but that’s not to say she’s not at least bi.

-->-- ‘’Kim’’

Enter Kim, a farm girl studying agriculture. Only she’s not too girly. She’s a Tom, which gets Pie’s back up straight away. However, the more time they spend together, the more Pie sees that not only are her family’s prejudices about Toms and sexuality not worth her time, but there’s something about the way she feels about Kim that she just can’t deny…

* AmbiguouslyGay: Auntie Inn, at least in the first film. She has some masculine mannerisms, Pie asks Kim if she’s a Tom after their first meeting, the staff at her café all appear to be Toms, and she knows Kim is gay even before Kim seems to know it herself, talking about it very openly and casually. It’s only in the second film that she turns up at Kim’s internship crying over a man she dumped/who dumped her, but that’s not to say she’s not at least bi.

‘’Yes or No’’ is a 2010 Thai LGBT dramedy-romance film directed by Sarasawadee Wongsompetch and starring Sucharat “Aom” Manaying and Suppanad “Tina” Jittaleela. It’s a G-rated lesbian flick, the first in Thailand to feature a “Tom” character, a woman who dresses and acts in a masculine way, derived from the English word “tomboy”.

* AmbiguouslyGay: Auntie Inn, at least in the first film. She has some masculine mannerisms, Pie asks Kim if she’s a Tom after their first meeting, the staff at her café all appear to be Toms, and she knows Kim is gay even before Kim seems to know it herself, talking about it very openly and casually. It’s only in the second film that she turns up at Kim’s internship crying over a man she dumped/who dumped her, but that’s not to say she’s not at least bi.

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* AmbiguouslyGay: Auntie Inn, at least in the first film. She has some masculine mannerisms, Pie asks Kim if she’s a Tom after their first meeting, the staff at her café all appear to be Toms, and she knows Kim is gay even before Kim seems to know it herself, talking about it very openly and casually. It’s only in the second film that she turns up at Kim’s internship crying over a man she dumped/who dumped her, but that’s not to say she’s not at least bi.

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* AmbiguouslyGay: Auntie Inn, at least in the first film. She has some masculine mannerisms, Pie asks Kim if she’s a Tom after their first meeting, the staff at her café all appear to be Toms, and she knows Kim is gay even before Kim seems to know it herself, talking about it very openly and casually. It’s only in the second film that she turns up at Kim’s internship crying over a man she dumped/who dumped her, but that’s not to say she’s not at least bi.

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* AmbiguouslyGay: Auntie Inn, at least in the first film. She has some masculine mannerisms, Pie asks Kim if she’s a Tom after their first meeting, the staff at her café all appear to be Toms, and she knows Kim is gay even before Kim seems to know it herself, talking about it very openly and casually. It’s only in the second film that she turns up at Kim’s internship crying over a man she dumped/who dumped her, but that’s not to say she’s not at least bi.