The series follows Adam, an 18-year-old high school student as he struggles with amusing yet realistic everyday issues. His group of friends are always there to help him through it all.

This sharp Czech soda first appeared on Czech Television screens on June 4, 1993, and for four years it fundamentally changed the concept of Czech television satire and pushed the boundaries of viewer tolerance into completely unprecedented, uncomfortable zones. The feature film summarized the most vivid episodes of the show and still feels like an uncompromising, comprehensive punch to the solar plexus.

A marriage, broken by death, is kept alive by the memories held through grape soda.

Four lads find themselves in a situation where they have to take on a powerful man (and his innumerable henchmen) to reclaim their identity.

Jamie, a young man in a rural town, becomes fascinated by Norberto, a Spanish exchange student.

The story revolves around the lives of three young friends, who struggle to establish themselves in the real world. They are working to make it big until they get caught up in a certain situation, only to get rescued by a common friend of 45-year-old.

A lightman falls for a girl who runs a soda centre. While love blossoms between the couple, caste prejudice that runs deeply rooted in their town will not allow them to prevail.

In the bustling Koyambedu Market, four boys rise from obscurity to carve out their own identity. However, they realise that the pursuit of identity is endless.

Atom, a 23-year-old chemistry genius with a PhD and a university professor, faces pressure from her parents to marry someone equally accomplished. When they try to set her up with a nerdy engineer, Khun Chansamorn, she lies, claiming she already has a boyfriend. Pattaya, a carefree playboy dumped by his girlfriend, is also desperate to find a partner to save his mother’s reputation in her high-society circles. Both turn to Gin Tong Baiyok, a matchmaking service, and end up being paired together. To satisfy their families, they must reinvent themselves: Atom becomes “Amy,” a stylish and confident woman, while Pattaya transforms into “Pattana,” a PhD genius. Despite clashing at first, they team up to keep their secret alive, navigating hilarious challenges and family expectations. Along the way, their fake personas fall away, and they begin to fall for each other’s true selves, discovering love where they least expected it.

A few years ago I visited a temple near my home and a monk there gave me a little book called “A Man Who Can Recall His Past Lives.” In it, the monk wrote about Boonmee, who could recall his multiple lives in the cities of the northeast. In 2008, I wrote a screenplay inspired by the reincarnation of Boonmee, and started to travel in the region in search of his surviving offspring and relatives. I met his two sons who provided accounts of their father. 　　In Nabua in December 2008, I located several houses that I thought would be suitable as Uncle Boonmee’s house in the proposed feature film. This short film is a personal letter describing my Nabua to Uncle Boonmee. 　　The film is comprised of shots of the houses’ interiors in the evening. They are all deserted except one house with a group of young soldiers, played by some teens of Nabua. Two of them impersonate me by narrating the film. 　　- Apichatpong Weerasethakul 　　http://www.kickthemachine.com/works/Primitive%20sub_website/Primitive_Short_films/A_Letter_to_Uncle_Boonmee.html