Synopsis

The brothers are coming back to the PiFan this year with , a supernatural horror about a blind person. This film is stylish beyond expectation. Particularly notable is the powerful sound and its precise timing; it is obvious that sound conte had been meticulously planned out. As in , traces of Wong Kar-wai can be felt in the camerawork and the pace of the editing for . However, the skillful direction that manipulates the mood of the film is a new aspect found in this film. The two feature films by the twin brothers are similar in some aspects but different in others, much like fraternal twins. After receiving corneal transplant, Mun sees more than she should. Whenever a figure in black appears, there is a wailing sound. Foreseeing other? death in advance is equally terrifying as looking herself in the mirror, where another woman stares back. Mun manages to find out that these strange, terrifying incidents are caused by the rancor of the woman who donated cornea. Mun sets out on a journey to help the woman to rest in peace. If the Pang Brothers?first feature was a Thai version of the Hong Kong action film, is a Thai version of the Japanese supernatural horror. The plot may be reminiscent of Japanese supernatural horrors, but the Pang Brothers, having honed their skills in the Hong Kong advertisement industry, goes beyond the genre with brilliant MTV-style visuals. The captivating camerawork doubles the thrill of the movie. (Kim Seyoon)

Diretor

Oxide Pang

xide Pang became a colorist in Hong Kong, 1989. Three years later, he moved to Bangkok and worked as a senior colorist at Kantana Film, the Thailand's famous post-production house. Then he made his directorial debut, < Who is Running?> in 1997. Danny became a film editor at Matching Studio in Bangkok. He received considerable critical acclaim for his editing talents in < Who is Running?>. < Bangkok Dangerous> is Oxide's second feature film and the first co-directorial work with his twin brother, Danny Pang. <

Danny PANG

Danny is well known as a film director, screenwriter, and editor. In 1998, he worked as the film editor of the action film The Storm Riders, and won the Best Editing Award at the 18th Hong Kong Film Awards. In 1999, he filmed Bangkok Dangerous’ together with his brother, Oxide Pang, which won the Best Director Award at the Thailand Film Awards and the International Film Critics Award at the 25th Toronto International Film Festival. In 2002, he was nominated for the Best Editing Award at the 22nd Hong Kong Film Awards for his horror thriller The Eye. In 2003, as the film editor of the crime film Infernal Affairs II, he won the 23rd Hong Kong Film Awards - Best Editing Award.