Sakda Kaewbuadee

Billie 2022-01-28 08:18:03

★★★★★ 9.5/10

The return of the bestiality of mysticism in the primitive jungle.

Lambert 2022-03-16 09:01:08

The film as a whole is unique in breaking the traditional narrative structure—two seemingly unrelated chapters that are fused together in imagery. Not only that, but the director, intentionally or unintentionally, continues to weaken the plot links within specific chapters. The whole film is like a...

Levi 2022-04-21 09:03:32

7.9; Sleep is the black hole of life

Clarissa 2022-03-16 09:01:08

Apichatpong's jungle throwback journey won the 2004 Cannes Jury Prize. 1. Two-stage, realistic same-sex friendship out of context + dream-like jungle hunting and exploration. 2. Present the process of human animalization, that is, the release and return of lust and instinct. The struggle between monsters/tiger spirits and soldiers/hunters is like the complex relationship between barbarism and civilization, pre-modernity and modernity, just like the old legends (the story of monk and gold/silver/stone) that are still popular in contemporary towns. 3. Vibrant insect sounds run through almost all the time, and the rich ambient sound hypnotizes us while awakening the sense of the jungle, attracting people to sink into the dream rooted in Thailand. 4. The work of helping to cut ice blocks makes me think of a mysterious work that grew up in another pre-modern land - [One Hundred Years of Solitude]. 5. The passages of licking the backs of the hands and the knuckles of each other are moist and primitive. 6. I give you my spirit, my flesh, and my memory. Every drop of my blood sings our song. (8.0/10)