The interconnected stories of a writer, a thief and two hit men trying to solve a murder.
Trailer
Cast
Panwa Sutthinon
Director
Freddie Brett
Mr. Jensen
Elliot Crossley
Faulkner
Fingal Dickins
Richard
Koby Ferdinand-Okpala
Detective Koby
Arthur Gell
Assassin
Arthur Gell
Thug
Harvey Hancock
Writer
Jasper Mitchell
James
Alberic Mould
Will Holcroft?
Money Nopsuwanwong
Voyager
Elwood Rainey
Gordon
Will Sissons
Home Owner
Panwa Sutthinon
Arthur
Pun Vatayanonta
Illustrator
Freddy Williams
Cary
Harvey Hancock
Writer
Jasper Mitchell
Writer
Panwa Sutthinon
Writer
Freddy Williams
Writer
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Comments
6 Comments
source: Voyage Into the Night
I enjoyed watching this. Some of the shots in this film are visually breathtaking with a great complimentary soundtrack. There is a great variety of locations for each scene which will keep audiences entertained. The dialogue is witty, yet still serves direct purposes. I felt that it was a little too expositional towards the beginning but always kept the narrative moving forward. There is some great symbolism that does an amazing job of expressing the thoughts, feelings and desires of the characters. The first feature length film from Sutthinon is definitely something I will be recommending to others. I look forward to seeing him and his usual suspects for years to come.
Very much enjoyed this film. A dark, languid tale about two hitmen whose assignment appears to have been pre-empted by someone else--but who? Minimalist production style adds to the noir feel; beautiful piano soundtrack music. This is one to watch late at night with a glass of wine.
This movie is extremely unclear - it is full of aimless movement which is very boring to watch (I almost fell asleep few times during the movie, especially in the beginning), full of overwhelming dialogs about nothing. Music is adorable but it is also too much of it, sometimes it is too loud so you can't even hear clearly what actors say because of music. The picture overall is not very beautiful and seems rather common. As a result I wouldn't recommend watching this movie to anyone, in this case it is reasonable to search for something more engaging.
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