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Voices of the New Gen movie

🎬 Title: Voices of the New Gen / เสียง (ไม่) เงียบ 2022

A collection of four short films that explore the intricacies of Thai society.

Story: This anthology showcases the work of four rising filmmakers, presenting a series of gritty crime dramas and thrillers that shed light on the pressing social and political issues within Thailand.

⭐ Rating: 7 (2 votes)

📅 Release date: August 25, 2022

⏱️ Runtime: 2 hours and 12 minutes

🎭 Genres: Drama, Thriller, Crime

🎬 Directors: Kantapat Puttasuwan, Kulapat Aimmanoj, Thamuya Thasananukulkij, Panya Zhu

✍️ Writers: Kantapat Puttasuwan, Kulapat Aimmanoj, Panya Zhu, Thamuya Thasananukulkij

🌍 Country: Thailand

🏢 Production Company: Move The Movie

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👥 Cast: Pakavat Jangsuwan as Thong (segment “After a Long Walk, He Stands Still”), Teerasit Klangaysorn as Tom (segment “After a Long Walk, He Stands Still”), Nichapa Phornchaimeteekul as Mom (segment “After a Long Walk, He Stands Still”), Napasin Samkaewcham as Senior Conscript (segment “After a Long Walk, He Stands Still”), Ronnagaoen Sanitprapadsorn as Conscript Trainer (segment “After a Long Walk, He Stands Still”), Aunklaow Thongrak as Fasuay (segment “After a Long Walk, He Stands Still”), Narubet Jaksusuwan as Non (segment “The Reproduction of Catastrophic Reminiscence”), Tanbhiti Supatwanich as Mhee (segment “The Reproduction of Catastrophic Reminiscence”), Jaruwat Thongboran as Police (segment “The Reproduction of Catastrophic Reminiscence”), and Intouch Suntichaikul as Gunman (segment “The Reproduction of Catastrophic Reminiscence”).

Editor’s note: Voices of the New Gen (2022) presents a balanced mixture of drama, thriller, and crime, prioritizing mood and emotional depth over sheer spectacle. Kantapat Puttasuwan maintains a tight narrative that emphasizes character development rather than flashy exposition. The performances by Pakavat Jangsuwan, Teerasit Klangaysorn, and Nichapa Phornchaimeteekul are authentic and understated, effectively grounding the film. With a runtime of 2 hours and 12 minutes, the film fits the story well. While it has some rough spots, its overall strengths make it a worthwhile watch. The tagline—“Four short films dissecting the structure of Thai society”—accurately summarizes its core theme. If this premise resonates with you, it’s definitely worth adding to your must-watch list.

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