when little wings are replaced by strange branches. when differences lead to feelings of alienation. a little boy wishes to live like a normal god. just like – 'Taiwan', an autistic boy who wishes to live a normal life like others.
Pawinee Muangprangna
Director
Thatcha Sirithep
Mee
Phongsaphon Sitthisut
Taiwan
Pracha Krongkaonasarn
Rhunge
Pichaiphusith Tongsub
Ohm
Thanakrit Simamporn
Pap
Manassanunt Lertrattanapanich
Mee's Friend
Thanittha Nitikarn
Classmate 1
Chanakan Phuthong
Classmate 2
Juthamanee Wisaimun
Classmate 3
Kittin Phosirisuk
Classmate 4
Natchita Piyakarnjananon
Classmate 5
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