Solitary dreamer Chok dies on a farm one summer day and is reborn again. He is overjoyed by this second chance at life and seeks to make the world a better place. But, as he grows up, his ideals drift away. Decades later, a surprising coincidence will take him somewhere he could never imagine. This is a coming-of-age tale that spans many lifetimes.
Directed by Bruce Thierry Cheung,  a Vietnamese French American director who has spent his life moving between Hong Kong and the US.

Tribeca Film Festival 2011
Toyota Film Award Film Expo Asia
Credits:

Director: Bruce Thierry Cheung
Writer: Jeremy Craig Cheung
Producer: Jacob Robinson

Starring

Vittavas Teeta
Salitgaeert Jeemoon
Natthakan Wiwatkitsakul
Chananon Chomphusri
Songwut Chomphusri
Supoj Insamean
Thitima Pothaya
Pitsanu Srimongkol
Voice Over by Pratya Mothan
Song is “Svefn-G-Englar” from Sigur Ròs
Shot on Canon 7D.
Cinematographers: Bruce Cheung and Jacob Robinson
Associate Producers: Ananwat Phuwiban and Lauren Santiago
Production Manager: Chin Tangsakulsathaporn
Transportation: Peeratat Pothawin
Production Assistant: Tossapol Tangpitaksamer
Special Thanks: Visra Vichit-Vadakan, Chananun Chotrungroj, Pornmanus “Bo” Silpasart, Raksak Kongseng, Andinh Ha, Brantley Jones, and my family

Published in Filmmaking by George Levitikos