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When it comes to new Thai cinema the latest Thai film I watched was Suwichakornpong's Mundane History and it was amazing. It was the one of two movie experiences where I went through actual katharsis in the theatre. A huge recommendation but you'd have to watch it on a bigger screeen with good sound because without surrounding music it won't work. What I'm saying is that I'm curious what's going on in Thai cinematography nowadays so thanks for the heads up OP.
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So did you manage to see it? I'm curious about her second movie as the first one was something special.
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Apr 26, 2017 21:41
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Sounds interesting. Her previous movie also had a cut up structure that hopped all over the story's timeline so it's probably her thing now. In Mundane History it made sense though because it was all set up to make the audience feel tormented so that the incredible ending could set them free. A movie I watched in an empty theater was Princess Mononoke - at least right after the family with little kids that was sitting in front of me left when some dude's hands have been cut off clean with an arrow.
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