http://cleobachelor2009.impaqmsn.com/gallery_profile.aspx?id=26
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Other guys I like:
7.Tossapol Samingwon
http://cleobachelor2009.impaqmsn.com/gallery_profile.aspx?id=7
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10.Sean Jindachote
http://cleobachelor2009.impaqmsn.com/gallery_profile.aspx?id=10
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44.Jirut Watewattana
http://cleobachelor2009.impaqmsn.com/gallery_profile.aspx?id=44
http://farm4.static.flickr.com/3527/4008216849_fd3b2006e1_o.jpg
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This is my comment in Filmsick's blog:
http://filmsick.wordpress.com/2009/10/10/wind-marcell-ivanyi1996hyngaryfather-and-daughter-michael-dudok-de-wit/
Even when one doesn't know from the start which country WIND belongs to, one can guess right away that WIND is a Hungarian film, because it really reminds one of Miklos Jancso's and Bela Tarr's films.
Somehow I wish the three women in WIND should meet the three mysterious women in MUANG NAI MORK.
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