Incluvie Film Festival Review of 'Sleep No More'
This short film was an overall creative success.
Lost in Blue
Three adolescent girls explore the depths of youth, love and friendship in this anthology of coming-of-age shorts from three award-winning filmmakers.
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Three adolescent girls explore the depths of youth, love and friendship in this anthology of coming-of-age shorts from three award-winning filmmakers.
Rating:
Genre:Drama
Written By:Jirassaya Wongsutin, Aekaphong Saransate, Paphawee Jinnasith
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Runtime:79 minutes
Studio:Whitelight Productions
Cast
Jirassaya Wongsutin, Aekaphong Saransate, Paphawee Jinnasith
Director
Thanakorn Siripatthanatorn
Nueng (segment "Fon")
Praiya Tepprasit
(segment "Fon")
Sukrit Sukasemsarn
(segment "Fon")
Primrin Puarat
Fon (segment "Fon")
Aekaphong Saransate
(segment "Fon")
Metha Sereethanawongs
(segment "Fon")
Sunthari Chotipun
(segment "Fon")
Jiraporn Saelee
(segment "The Day of the Month")
Pakapol Srirongmuang
(segment "The Day of the Month")
Supattra Petcharee
(segment "The Day of the Month")
Arachaporn Pokinpakorn
Goy / Yo (segment "The Day of the Month" / "Glowstick")
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