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This review may contain spoilers
Watch this for the MDL challenge.
A short film for the song 'ยังไกล' by BOY PEACEMAKER.
Story about Pete. Pete has been in love with his friend, Hana, for a long time. But Hana doesn’t feel the same way—she’s in a relationship with someone else.
The story begins when Pete and several of his friends go on a trip together. During the trip, Hana is in a bad mood because she’s fighting with her boyfriend.
Pete, unable to stand seeing Hana so downcast, tries his best to cheer her up. As the day goes on, the dynamic between Pete and Hana starts to feel like it’s shifting toward something more.
So the question is—will Pete and Hana finally end up together, or will Hana return to her boyfriend?
This short film beautifully captures the ache of unrequited love. You can truly feel Pete’s pain throughout the story. Copter delivers a stunning performance, and you see every emotion in his eyes, even without many words.
It’s a bit unfortunate that the film has no subtitles. Thankfully, it’s only about 15 minutes long, and the story is easy to understand even without much dialogue.
A short film for the song 'ยังไกล' by BOY PEACEMAKER.
Story about Pete. Pete has been in love with his friend, Hana, for a long time. But Hana doesn’t feel the same way—she’s in a relationship with someone else.
The story begins when Pete and several of his friends go on a trip together. During the trip, Hana is in a bad mood because she’s fighting with her boyfriend.
Pete, unable to stand seeing Hana so downcast, tries his best to cheer her up. As the day goes on, the dynamic between Pete and Hana starts to feel like it’s shifting toward something more.
So the question is—will Pete and Hana finally end up together, or will Hana return to her boyfriend?
This short film beautifully captures the ache of unrequited love. You can truly feel Pete’s pain throughout the story. Copter delivers a stunning performance, and you see every emotion in his eyes, even without many words.
It’s a bit unfortunate that the film has no subtitles. Thankfully, it’s only about 15 minutes long, and the story is easy to understand even without much dialogue.
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