Malila

Directed By : Anucha Boonyawatana

Thailand / 2017 / 96 min

Technical Details :

Cast :

Sukollawat Kanaros, Anuchyd Sapanphong, Sumret Muengput

Produced By :

G-Village and Anucha BOONYAWATANA (Donsaron Kovitvanitcha, John Badalu, Kaneenut Ruengrujira, Jutamas Kaewchat)

Music By :

Chapavich Temnitikul

Language :

Thai

Festivals & Awards :

Festivals :

Busan IFF – In Competition

Singapore IFF – In Competition

Taipei Golden Horse FF – Official Selection

Goteborg IFF – In Competition

Bengaluru IFF – Official Selection

Vilnius IFF – Official Selection

BFI FLARE – Official Selection

Thrissur IFF – Official Selection

Bangalore QFF – Official Selection

Habitat IFF – Official Selection

Torino LGBT – In Competition

Asian FF – Official Selection

Inside Out – Official Selection

TEL AVIV LGBT – Official Selection

Hong Kong Asian FF – Official Selection

Kerala IFF – Official Selection

Outfest – In Competition

Filmfest Hamburg – Official Selection

Focus on Asia Fukuoka FF – Official Selection

Frameline – Official Selection

Vancouver Queer FF – Official Selection

Out on Film Atlanta LGBT FF – Official Selection

Namaste Thai FF – Official Selection

BlackMovie FF- Official Selection

Cinematografo IFF – Official Selection

Namaste Thailand FF – Official Selection

Cape Town IFF – Official Selection

Out on Film Atlanta LGBT FF – Official Selection

Mostra Sao Paulo – Official Selection

Barcelona Asian Film Festival – Official Selection

Awards :

Kim Jiseok Award @ Busan IFF

Best Director @ Singapore IFF

Netpac Award @ Golden Horse Taipei IFF

Best Director @ Kerala IFF

Special Programming Award @ Outfest

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Synopsis :

A visual poetry of life of a couple combined with a traditional Thai Bai Sri art and Buddhist philosophy. Pitch and Shane, who once were lovers, are trying to heal the pain of their contemporary lives by reviving their old romance through the fabricating of the traditional Thai ornament which is made of leaves and flowers and symbolizes love and virtue. When Shane finds out that Pich is dying, he decides to be a monk forever.