Pakorn, a stage director, is conflicted about both with his choice of job and of a lover. Should he play it safe or move onto uncertain ground? He gives his girlfriend Phon an ultimatum before leaving for Chiang Mai. He is going to produce a play there about a love affair from 1970's Bangkok, where a woman about to get married falls for her boyfriend’s best man. On her way to Chiang Mai, the writer Arunya meets her former lover Krung again. They had a short and intense affair and the meeting makes Arunya doubt whether she has made the right choices in her life. She finds herself talking about her doubts with a total stranger, Phon, who is agonised with his own decisions.

Like an irresistible seduction of our senses, A Moment in June is an aesthetic pleasure both visually and dramaturgically. Accidental meetings and fates elegantly intertwine, fiction and reality interweave both in the past and the present. The yearnings of love provide the framing of this hypnotically beautiful drama from one of South East Asia’s most promising directors. red
 

Kommentarer

Tungt, komplekst og genialt om uforløst kjærlighet. Regi og skuespill par exellence.
Ulf / 9. okt 2009 kl. 23:52

Likte den ikke helt, den var langt fra perfekt. Men noe bra skuespill og fine steminger.....det ble bare litt mye av det
Fanatisk / 10. okt 2009 kl. 23:50

Nydelig film, likte den godt. Synd at forhåndsomtalen inneholdt (etter min oppfatning) faktiske feil om handlingen.
Leenam / 12. okt 2009 kl. 15:00