Blue Hour

Tam, a taciturn and beautiful boy who has been repressed from both sexual orientation and personality growth, meets Phum in an abandoned swimming pool mansion and becomes a lover. Seeing them leaning against each other on the rooftop, I thought it was the promised gay love that was finally coming together. Director Panyahuatana really planned it carefully. When Tam killed the gun-wielding man in self-defense in a panic in the garbage dump, the atmosphere of abandonment suddenly turned into a pool of blood and terror. From then on, the boy saw a bloody hell with black shadows everywhere. He clearly found his brother's body and disappeared, but where did the pool of blood come from under the bed? He may not be the one being bullied, but the messenger of death. In the blue atmosphere, reality and psychology are intertwined with crime and punishment, and the black figure of Buddha appears early in Freud.