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MOTHERLAND

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MOTHERLAND
In urban Texas, a mother and son spend their last moments together before she returns home to Thailand, separating indefinitely.
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Films From the Lone Star State presented by Austin Asian American Film Festival

Austin Asian American Film Festival has curated 4 short films by filmmakers from our Texas community. AAAFF produces programs that speak to and enhance understanding of the Asian American experience. Join us at our annual festival June 4-20, 2021 for virtual and drive-in films. Learn more at aaafilmfest.org.

In Austin, Texas, a young Thai man learns from his young mother that everything is not what it appears in their family. As he gathers himself for the last goodbye, he tries to hold her attention long enough to talk for the last time before she returns home to Thailand.

  • Year
    2015
  • Runtime
    15 minutes
  • Language
    Thai, English
  • Country
    United States
  • Director
    Komtouch Napattaloong
  • Screenwriter
    Komtouch Napattaloong
  • Producer
    Jeremiah Dalmacio
  • Cast
    Pakanun Rakjantuk Davis, Komtouch Napattaloong
  • Cinematographer
    Jonathan Cox
  • Editor
    Jessica Lund, Komtouch Napattaloong
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