I try to watch Apichatpong Weerasethakul's films a couple of years apart to save and savor them as much as I can, because I have no doubt it'll be a transformative experience. The soul of his films is so dominant that I consistently read them as video installations. It's fascinating to see how he executes love, and it's place in human nature. "Love is a malady without a cure." The premise is nothing new, but just like a Thich Nhat Hanh book, every viewing is deeper than before.

I try to watch Apichatpong Weerasethakul's films a couple of years apart to save and savor them as much as I can, because I have no doubt it'll be a transformative experience. The soul of his films is so dominant that I consistently read them as video installations. It's fascinating to see how he executes love, and it's place in human nature. "Love is a malady without a cure." The premise is nothing new, but just like a Thich Nhat Hanh book, every viewing is deeper than before.

*‘เนี่ยวันนั้นที่พี่ให้เทปเพลงแคลชไปอ่ะ
พี่ลืมให้หัวใจไปด้วย
วันนี้เอาไปเลยนะ‘*

*‘เนี่ยวันนั้นที่พี่ให้เทปเพลงแคลชไปอ่ะ
พี่ลืมให้หัวใจไปด้วย
วันนี้เอาไปเลยนะ‘*

nothing couldve prepared me for the second half of this

nothing couldve prepared me for the second half of this

desde q un weon dijo lo del narcisismo secundario se han colgado del homoerotismo para ejemplificarlo. a veces es mas lindo solo aludir a eso, como lo hace la primera parte de la película, que desglosarlo tanto como pasa en la segunda mitad, un giño bastaba.

desde q un weon dijo lo del narcisismo secundario se han colgado del homoerotismo para ejemplificarlo. a veces es mas lindo solo aludir a eso, como lo hace la primera parte de la película, que desglosarlo tanto como pasa en la segunda mitad, un giño bastaba.

Apichatpong Weerasethakul aka Joe is a filmmaker whose work I've been very interested in ever since I saw Uncle Boonmee Who Can Recall His Past Lives. So far having seen only two films of his, I can say that they are unlike anything I know of. They're incredibly rich spiritually and have the ability to be simultaneously in some ways quite complex, yet very simple. With Tropical Malady Joe once again blew me away, but on this first watch, with a slightly smaller impact than with Uncle Boonmee. I can see how on repeated viewings, one can get so much more out of his films.

Apichatpong Weerasethakul aka Joe is a filmmaker whose work I've been very interested in ever since I saw Uncle Boonmee Who Can Recall His Past Lives. So far having seen only two films of his, I can say that they are unlike anything I know of. They're incredibly rich spiritually and have the ability to be simultaneously in some ways quite complex, yet very simple. With Tropical Malady Joe once again blew me away, but on this first watch, with a slightly smaller impact than with Uncle Boonmee. I can see how on repeated viewings, one can get so much more out of his films.