It doesn't look spectacular at first. Two boys each talk separately about their experiences. In the end also on the sexual level. In the end they are also in the room together. In the end they don't leave it at talking. Remember that homosexuality on film is banned in Thailand and so this film maker has been very daring. 　　Europeans on sex holidays to Thailand and transvestites who work in tourist areas may give a different impression, but this country is far from liberal in regard to homosexuality. A candid film maker like Thunska Pansittivorakul is therefore sure to come into contact with censorship sooner or later. So anyone who wonders why the two kids in this film keep their pants on right up to the end now knows the answer. 　　That doesn't mean that Pansittivorakul is prudish or cautious. You can only call him courageous and maybe even a little obsessed. Sex, gay sex, is his major theme and he has talked plenty of boys out of their clothes for his films. 　　And he has a very outspoken opinion about other things. The film pointedly tackles several Thai political incidents. These subjects may not be hot off the press, because it took the maker three years to complete the film after it was shot. 　　The documentary film shows two boys in a hotel room. First they are questioned individually. The first is a Moslem boy from the South. He is asked about politically and personally sensitive issues. He is then followed by a Buddhist boy from the North. Then they are observed chatting together and finally making love.

It doesn't look spectacular at first. Two boys each talk separately about their experiences. In the end also on the sexual level. In the end they are also in the room together. In the end they don't leave it at talking. Remember that homosexuality on film is banned in Thailand and so this film maker has been very daring. 　　Europeans on sex holidays to Thailand and transvestites who work in tourist areas may give a different impression, but this country is far from liberal in regard to homosexuality. A candid film maker like Thunska Pansittivorakul is therefore sure to come into contact with censorship sooner or later. So anyone who wonders why the two kids in this film keep their pants on right up to the end now knows the answer. 　　That doesn't mean that Pansittivorakul is prudish or cautious. You can only call him courageous and maybe even a little obsessed. Sex, gay sex, is his major theme and he has talked plenty of boys out of their clothes for his films. 　　And he has a very outspoken opinion about other things. The film pointedly tackles several Thai political incidents. These subjects may not be hot off the press, because it took the maker three years to complete the film after it was shot. 　　The documentary film shows two boys in a hotel room. First they are questioned individually. The first is a Moslem boy from the South. He is asked about politically and personally sensitive issues. He is then followed by a Buddhist boy from the North. Then they are observed chatting together and finally making love.

讲述一个充满忧虑的老人想拯救儿子苏哈，但他的努力无济于事。在目睹了儿子被处决后，老人带着他僵硬的尸体穿过山河，无奈地将其下葬。在这之后，疲惫的老人只得继续过着一成不变的生活，抚养孙子，并孤独地游荡在寂静的夜晚中……

隔离期间，一个人在家直播能玩出什么新花样来？...

隔离期间，一个人在家直播能玩出什么新花样来？...

朱莉和尤瓦尔是一对住在巴黎的情侣，尤瓦尔需要返回以色列去延续签证，然而他们的小孩才出生不久。于是，视频通话变成延续他们家庭生活的唯一途径。然而，因为总是通过屏幕看着彼此，他们的关系开始发生变化。在这种新形式“互动”的冲击下，他们的爱情可以得到幸免吗？

朱莉和尤瓦尔是一对住在巴黎的情侣，尤瓦尔需要返回以色列去延续签证，然而他们的小孩才出生不久。于是，视频通话变成延续他们家庭生活的唯一途径。然而，因为总是通过屏幕看着彼此，他们的关系开始发生变化。在这种新形式“互动”的冲击下，他们的爱情可以得到幸免吗？

格兰特（Matthew Wise 饰）和萨拉（Clea Alsip 饰）即将携手步入婚礼的殿堂，他们也已经选好了结婚圣地——郊区的一处别墅。他们和他们的朋友驱车前往别墅时，丹妮（Nicole Pacent 饰）感慨她曾和格兰特是从小青梅竹马的玩伴，但已经两年多没有回这里，也没有见过格兰特了，他们就这样一路寒暄着到了这栋郊区别墅。婚礼当天，别墅看守员讲了一个真实的故事，12年前，他在这儿亲手埋葬了他的妻子…

格兰特（Matthew Wise 饰）和萨拉（Clea Alsip 饰）即将携手步入婚礼的殿堂，他们也已经选好了结婚圣地——郊区的一处别墅。他们和他们的朋友驱车前往别墅时，丹妮（Nicole Pacent 饰）感慨她曾和格兰特是从小青梅竹马的玩伴，但已经两年多没有回这里，也没有见过格兰特了，他们就这样一路寒暄着到了这栋郊区别墅。婚礼当天，别墅看守员讲了一个真实的故事，12年前，他在这儿亲手埋葬了他的妻子…

留学海外，学习电影的仇心在疫情期间回到家乡。在接受隔离的酒店内，一直深感无人理解的她突然想起了自己曾经的恋人，也是创作伙伴的丽玲。而随后，她惊奇地发现丽玲此刻出现在她的房间里，她们互相倾吐内心与过往的经历，曾经的故事映入眼帘。翌日清晨，酒店前台打来了通知电话…………