Diversity Programming At The Austin Film Festival
Coverage from the Austin Film Festival, highlighting some panels and films that emphasized the importance of diverse and inclusive storytelling.
Hello Neighbor
After breaking up with his girlfriend, Phali refused to get married, so he came to a friend's house and slept there with his friend. In the morning, they realized that they were alone and that the area around them was marked as a red zone, except for the area where they were staying. Pali got to know her friend's neighbor and spent 14 days living together until she unknowingly fell in love with a neighbor named Ken. Phali wants to show people around him that Ken and he are dating, but seems to be dating because they are the same man.
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After breaking up with his girlfriend, Phali refused to get married, so he came to a friend's house and slept there with his friend. In the morning, they realized that they were alone and that the area around them was marked as a red zone, except for the area where they were staying. Pali got to know her friend's neighbor and spent 14 days living together until she unknowingly fell in love with a neighbor named Ken. Phali wants to show people around him that Ken and he are dating, but seems to be dating because they are the same man.
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Genre:Romance
Written By:Nuon Molin
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Runtime:107 minutes
Studio:LD Entertainment, DreamTeam Pictures (KH), LD Picture Production
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