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Isolated Silence (2022)

Thai filmmaker Sepia Gore's first outing in documentary filmmaking entails a melancholic half fiction half docu post modern poem captured during a trip in Thailand's Phuket. A visit to his distant aunt (on his father's side) who he hasn't seen for more then a decade since his father abandons him, Isolated Silence like a ghost is a project of heavy uncontrollable reflection ribbing through Nannapat's only trusted outlet; cinema.
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Thai filmmaker Sepia Gore's first outing in documentary filmmaking entails a melancholic half fiction half docu post modern poem captured during a trip in Thailand's Phuket. A visit to his distant aunt (on his father's side) who he hasn't seen for more then a decade since his father abandons him, Isolated Silence like a ghost is a project of heavy uncontrollable reflection ribbing through Nannapat's only trusted outlet; cinema.

Rating:NR
Genre:Documentary, Drama
Directed By:Sepia Gore
Written By:
In Theaters:9/20/2022
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Runtime:32 minutes
Studio:Yosen Tech

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