Tropical Malady de Apichatpong Weerasethakul, 2004 Tailandia

[nisator]

love love this movie

[oldbear101]

the 2nd song on this trailer sang from Cherry -Natcha. a song called "Yak-roo (wanna know)"... produced by Kantee Anantakarn.

[malthus101]

It's true what sclogse1 said - the scene in the forest is some of the most exciting cinema I have seen since 60s cinema - if you want to direct, you have to watch this film. How anyone can control a scene like that is remarkable. It is truly masterful cinema which equals the power of Tarkovsky, Fellini, Antonioni, Lynch and the rest. Enjoy the film as a whole - I did.

[luumii20]

donde se puede ver la pelicula? where is this film free available?

[renelirapaucar]

which is the name of the second song shown in this trailer and who sings it?, is really beautiful!

[keehck]

It's from Thailand

[sclogse1]

This drifty slow moving film knocks you completely out at the end...It goes to a completely different level in the dark of a forest. I think it's the most amazing ending to any film I ever saw, and I'm a straight 60 year old dude in san francisco surrounded by great cinema. You have to see it to believe it, and watch it in a dark room...and when the last scenes in the forest come on...don't let anybody start chattering next to you. tell them to shut up. Unbelievable ending.

[rawkus1167]

@sclogse1

So right about that brother. The last quarter of the film in the dark forest still sticks out in my mind 6 years later as one of the most incredible sequences in cinema of the 2000's.

[dance2everything]

tailandia????