A sense of place: Bangkok

19th April 2018

Three filmmakers go beyond the city’s visual clichés to create intimate portraits of other lives

A young group of Thai boys find freedom through biking: Krahang directed by Joshua Gordon, Motherland in association with Somesuch.
Hardback book of photography (and USB) available here

Ropes directed by Kendy Ty
“First I was thinking that the shibari movement was only related to sexual practices like SM but I learnt with Kit that this art can be related to something else, something more spiritual without any sexual intentions.”

A fictionalised narrative emerges out of a capsule hotel: 1190 directed by Andzej Gavriss, Red Pepper Films

Credits

Krahang

Director: Joshua Gordon
Produced by Motherland in association with Somesuch
Supported by Young & Laced Director of Photography – Isaac Eastgate
Camera Assistant & Location Sound – Joseph Bird
Executive Producer – Ross Killeen
Executive Producers – Chris Watling and Sasha Nixon
Assistant Producer – Louise Byrne
Film Editor – Joe Rigby
Sound Mix – Peter O’Brien
Art Direction – Jack Kimberley
Visual Effects – Sarah Crux
Grade – Jason Wallis
Developed & Scanned by I-Dailies UK
Thai Fixer, 1st AD & Translator – Chap Telan
Second Thai Fixer – Prin Supasinsathit
Translations – Suthanda Atthoroj and Prim O’Brien

Ropes

A portrait of Kitarang Tasee
Director / dop / edit / colorgrade: Kendy Ty
Music: Com Truise / “Dreambender”
Audio mix: Adrien Drich Sahuc

1190

Written & Directed by Andzej Gavriss
Produced & Art directed by Julija Fricsone-Gavriss
Cinematographer Konstantin Mazov
Editor Andzej Gavriss
Starring Anastasiya Tsoy
Supporting actors Om, Pongpang
Choreographer Banzay Bnz
Wardrobe Oxana Markina
Location Coordinator Nikita Glotov
Music Aigel
Production Red Pepper Film

Tags: Joshua Gordon, Kendy Ty, Krahang