Sometimes all it takes to remember what's important in life is being hit by a bus. This stunning graduation film by Peeranat Tuwarotesakul of Chulalongkorn University explores one man's near death and spiritual rebirth solely through the interplay between the characters and environmental lighting. It's really fantastic.
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This is an interesting short film. It deftly conveys a young man's isolation; how an unchanging routine within a lifeless urban environment weighs heavily on the soul. The need for life and for connection is almost visceral. Unfortunately, like any short film I feel like I've been served a slice of pie that's too slender to satisfy. That's just the artform I suppose - too short for much of a story but long enough to make a point.
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