"This is the feature film debut of director Nobuhiro Suwa. It's a no-budget, mostly improvised slice of emotionally repressed life which observes a young couple for a short period of time as they struggle to communicate. I wouldn't say things are going badly for them at this particular point in their lives, they seem very much in love, but the relationship is uncomfortable.
Kei (Nishijima) is a struggling actor, freeloading off Yu (Eri Yu) which makes him impulsive and insecure resulting in unpredictable behavior, fits of anger, and a proposal of marriage. Yu works in a boutique as a shop assistant and seems to be playing the archetype of the abused and unappreciated Japanese woman who tackles her fate with a Zen determinism. Her habit of laughing during the most tense and awkward moments makes her appear a little unstable but also very real, almost surreal.
Even without a handful of scenes where the characters (the actors?) are interviewed about their feelings by an off-screen voice, the film has a fly-on-the-wall documentary feel. 2 Duo is a quietly disturbing character study and the blurring of fiction with documentary might serve to enhance the impact but I'm not interested in critiquing the film from that angle. This is a film which lets us observe the surface interactions of a couple characters that clearly have immense depth. With its crisp vision, assured direction, and most of all its fine acting we really don't need any meta-narrative in order to be fully engaged. I'll leave it to film school students to comment on the ramifications of the documentary style interviews if such a critical look is needed.
This is a small, quiet film with characters that seem overflowing with histories right when we meet them. It's a little sad and painful but it's executed so well there's an uplifting quality to it. This is mostly due to the performance of Eri Yu, who went on to make a few more films but then seems to have disappeared from the industry. Nishijima's performance isn't quite the caliber of Yu's, or perhaps his character isn't as interesting. Being a jerk isn't as complex as being someone who bes with that jerk with their head held high, slightly wobbling."
An innocent, no-brainer, little brother of Crows Zero.
Matsuda Shota pulls off quite the charismatic troublemaker, his coming of age story is simple and yet feels so genuine.
7/10
10 episodes in and ... Booooooooooring! Boring story, boring characters. The writing is awful, character development nonsensical.
And most importantly, Yang Mi a.k.a. Qiao Fei is so annoying that I would constantly throw eggs and tomatoes at her if she was near me... and her French is also getting on my nerves, you can tell that she is only reciting the darn lines, non processing what she is saying. *sigh* Is it just me?
Acting is not the main track for both Nut and Karn. Karn is the winner of KPN Awards, one of the biggest singing contest in Thailand, while Nut is a professional fashion model.
However, both Nut and Karn have acted in TV series before, but not as the protagonist of the story. Karn's first drama series is The School (โรงเรียนป่วน ก๊วนนักเรียนแสบ) while Nut has made appearances on a few dramas.
If you want to hear their other song covers or get updates on their lives and projects, please feel free to follow their Instagram and Twitter accounts:
Karn (Porsche)
Instagram: @karnkpn
Twitter: @KarnKPN
Nut (Nuer)
Instagram: @rattanamongkol_nut
The title of the film "THE BLUE HOUR CAN MEAN TIME BETWEEN DAY AND NIGHT, REALM BETWEEN DREAM AND REALITY, OR POINT BETWEEN GOOD AND EVIL. THE FILM, BASED ON A TRUE STORY IS ABOUT THE RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN A BOY WHO IS PRESSURED BY HIS FAMILY AND A MYSTERIOUS BOY WHO WILL LEAD HIM TO HORRIFIED SITUATIONS."
Tam is a loner gay boy who is always bullied by his schoolmates. Tam's father who works in the army always beats him, while his mother and his older brother always accuse him of being a thief. One day, Tam gets to know Phum, a mysterious boy on the internet. Tam goes to an abandoned swimming pool to meet Phum. Phum is cool and handsome, yet has some dangerous look. Though that is the first time they met, Tam feels that Phum is the missing jigsaw puzzle piece of his life, a happiness he can never find even from his own family. Only in his dream that he can feel that he is being loved. Phum takes Tam to explore things tells him the story of this swimming pool, abandoned for a long time and hunted by spirit of a dead swimmer.Tam is brought to the garbage dump,which Phum tells Tam the area was owned by his family until someone took it away and became a garbage dump. As the relationship between Tam and Phum grows deeper, Phum is leading Tam to the darkest side of life. With Phum's help,Tam is going to commit the biggest and worst crime of his life.
2 
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qLi7-QaTLHo
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sk2T7M4MzOg
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JdifnL7Dq1M
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Rhs0dFlnm6g
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=x-jvtP6Y2pc
REVIEW: http://sitenoise.com/film/japanese/
"This is the feature film debut of director Nobuhiro Suwa. It's a no-budget, mostly improvised slice of emotionally repressed life which observes a young couple for a short period of time as they struggle to communicate. I wouldn't say things are going badly for them at this particular point in their lives, they seem very much in love, but the relationship is uncomfortable.
Kei (Nishijima) is a struggling actor, freeloading off Yu (Eri Yu) which makes him impulsive and insecure resulting in unpredictable behavior, fits of anger, and a proposal of marriage. Yu works in a boutique as a shop assistant and seems to be playing the archetype of the abused and unappreciated Japanese woman who tackles her fate with a Zen determinism. Her habit of laughing during the most tense and awkward moments makes her appear a little unstable but also very real, almost surreal.
Even without a handful of scenes where the characters (the actors?) are interviewed about their feelings by an off-screen voice, the film has a fly-on-the-wall documentary feel. 2 Duo is a quietly disturbing character study and the blurring of fiction with documentary might serve to enhance the impact but I'm not interested in critiquing the film from that angle. This is a film which lets us observe the surface interactions of a couple characters that clearly have immense depth. With its crisp vision, assured direction, and most of all its fine acting we really don't need any meta-narrative in order to be fully engaged. I'll leave it to film school students to comment on the ramifications of the documentary style interviews if such a critical look is needed.
This is a small, quiet film with characters that seem overflowing with histories right when we meet them. It's a little sad and painful but it's executed so well there's an uplifting quality to it. This is mostly due to the performance of Eri Yu, who went on to make a few more films but then seems to have disappeared from the industry. Nishijima's performance isn't quite the caliber of Yu's, or perhaps his character isn't as interesting. Being a jerk isn't as complex as being someone who bes with that jerk with their head held high, slightly wobbling."
An innocent, no-brainer, little brother of Crows Zero.
Matsuda Shota pulls off quite the charismatic troublemaker, his coming of age story is simple and yet feels so genuine.
7/10
And most importantly, Yang Mi a.k.a. Qiao Fei is so annoying that I would constantly throw eggs and tomatoes at her if she was near me... and her French is also getting on my nerves, you can tell that she is only reciting the darn lines, non processing what she is saying. *sigh* Is it just me?
Ghost boyfriend [BTS] https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Wm4VLZIFEGA
Ghost Boyfriend (Cut.) https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=v1ns-PABJc4
Movie details: http://movie.sogou.com/v?query=%C1%E9%BD%E7%BB%F9%D3%D1&bh=1&w=06021011
FULL RAW: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SeJvsVLUNSM
REVIEW: https://filmgrimoire.com/2013/10/09/love-pop-1998-materialism-with-a-cultural-twist/
SUBBED: https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLImNdtJYDzTpipG6h2fxxxRqzdZPFH-eh
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=a8C3H4rfZos
http://mydramalist.com/photos/b3EbQe64
https://www.facebook.com/sweetboythemovie/
OST: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xfg2Vbgc0XM
Acting is not the main track for both Nut and Karn. Karn is the winner of KPN Awards, one of the biggest singing contest in Thailand, while Nut is a professional fashion model.
However, both Nut and Karn have acted in TV series before, but not as the protagonist of the story. Karn's first drama series is The School (โรงเรียนป่วน ก๊วนนักเรียนแสบ) while Nut has made appearances on a few dramas.
If you want to hear their other song covers or get updates on their lives and projects, please feel free to follow their Instagram and Twitter accounts:
Karn (Porsche)
Instagram: @karnkpn
Twitter: @KarnKPN
Nut (Nuer)
Instagram: @rattanamongkol_nut
Drama OST:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=c8jkxP48pME
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9enDDZECMQM
https://www.facebook.com/Viewsoflovetheseries/
Tam is a loner gay boy who is always bullied by his schoolmates. Tam's father who works in the army always beats him, while his mother and his older brother always accuse him of being a thief. One day, Tam gets to know Phum, a mysterious boy on the internet. Tam goes to an abandoned swimming pool to meet Phum. Phum is cool and handsome, yet has some dangerous look. Though that is the first time they met, Tam feels that Phum is the missing jigsaw puzzle piece of his life, a happiness he can never find even from his own family. Only in his dream that he can feel that he is being loved. Phum takes Tam to explore things tells him the story of this swimming pool, abandoned for a long time and hunted by spirit of a dead swimmer.Tam is brought to the garbage dump,which Phum tells Tam the area was owned by his family until someone took it away and became a garbage dump. As the relationship between Tam and Phum grows deeper, Phum is leading Tam to the darkest side of life. With Phum's help,Tam is going to commit the biggest and worst crime of his life.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WZElU7ZIMVU&index=1&list=PL0428E7671BFB3C2A
https://www.facebook.com/TheRainStories/
FULL RAW: http://www.moviedramaguide.com/2016/05/the-rain-stories-2016-dvdrip.html
Genre : Romance, Drama, BL Movie
Starring : ASDA PANICHKUL NAT SAKDATORN and SINJAI PLENGPANICH
http://www.moviedramaguide.com/2016/04/thai-bl-movie-fathers-2016.html
www.facebook.com/fathers2016
FULL RAW: http://www.leadingmovie.com/2016/05/revive-2016-full-movies.html