The political crisis in Thailand seems to end today, but it surely will begin again soon. I hope some people will realize now who is the bigger evil or who is above the law.
FAVORITE THINGS IN NOVEMBER 2008
A.FAVORITE FILMS
1.PAINTED SKIN (2008, Gordon Chan, Hong Kong)
2.HASHI (2008, Sherman Ong, Japan)
3.LA RABIA (2008, Albertina Carri, Argentina)
4.MOSES AND AARON (1975, Jean-Marie Straub + Daniele Huillet, West Germany)
Thanks to Filmsick for giving me this DVD.
5.CENSORSHIT! FATHER AND SON (2008, Professional Dry Cleaner, Thailand)
B.FAVORITE PERFORMANCES
The performances by Nezaket Ekici and by Ray Langenbach in the ASIATOPIA festival.
C.FAVORITE ART WORKS
JONG-KLOM NO. 1,2,3 (2000, Chokchai Tukpoe, paintings)
I saw these in the exhibition TRACES OF SIAMES SMILE.
For more information in Thai about Chokchai, you can read:
http://www.oknation.net/blog/print.php?id=36991
D.FAVORITE SONG
1.HARRIET (Annie Mac edit) – Kissy Sell-Out
2.CHEAP AND CHEERFUL (Fake Blood mix) – THE KILLS
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XUSfMQc9cOw
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You need to move to Minneapolis. We have a nice art scene, and nobody occupied our airport.
Yes, I would love to move to Minneapolis, or any civilized places which are far away from the threats of a civil war or a genocide. I can actually live in any places which have no art scenes. Art scenes seem to be not important to me any more. A Thai academic just wrote that a civil war and a genocide can occur in Thailand. After reading it, I think I would prefer to live in Antarctica to Thailand. :-)
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