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28 Jan – 7 Feb 2027

You Have to Wait, Anyway

Nawapol Thamrongrattanarit | Thailand | 2007 | 22' | | IFFR 2009

Waiting. We are more often confronted with that outside the film auditorium than within. When time in the film runs parallel to real time, as in this film, the result is an intensifying field of tension. Watching and listening, the spectator becomes one with the situation that evokes a powerful identification with one of the two characters.

Also in this combined programme

  • Dropping Furniture

    We witness the destruction of a living environment. Slightly violent, yet also liberating.

  • Garden/ing

    An investigation of the cinematographic space, of the inside and outside, and its representation.

  • Running Sushi

    Precisely for those who aren’t too keen on dance films, but do like choreography, this cooperation between the choreographer Chris Haring and the film

  • Fences

    Fences is a short abstract handmade film, creating optical illusions by exploring graphic fence and wheel structures.
View the entire programme

Film details

Country of production
Thailand
Year
2007
Festival edition
IFFR 2009
Length
22'
Medium/Format
Betacam SP PAL