Prabda Yoon

RONG RAM TANG DAO

Thailand, 2016, 115′

MOTEL MIST

Sopol, a typical Thai father-like figure with kinky and dangerous sexual fetishes, brings his new young prey, a school girl named Laila, to motel mistress. Tun, a former child actor who has been reported missing by his mother and causing the media to speculate wildly over his alleged delusional belief that aliens are coming to take him away check into room number 5. Tot, a motel staffer, dreams of the reward money offered by Tun’s mother for information on her son’s whereabouts. Sexy Vicky arrives just in time to help her friend Laila from falling under Sopol’s violent domination. These four lives eventually connect in a way that none of them could have anticipated. All are “taken away.”

Prabda Yoon

An award-winning author, Prabda Yoon studied graphic design, painting and experimental filmmaking at the Cooper Union in New York City. He has written screenplays for other filmmakers, most notably “Last Life in the Universe” (2004) and “Invisible Waves” (2006) for Pen-ek Ratanaruang, the acclaimed Thai “new wave” director. Motel Mist is his first feature-length film

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