Happy Berry is the name of a Bangkok boutique run by a group of trendy Thai youths, and is the nerve centre of this fly-on-the-wall documentary (the second in a trilogy entitled "Life and Love"). The camera catches the subjects indulging in all the (post) modern lifestyle trends: drugs, kinky sex, hip-hop, fashion, exhibitionism, narcissism. They are uninhibited, the kind of youth who break down barriers in a supposedly traditional and religious society, but perhaps that's just on the surface. Behind the upbeat tone is a probing examination of values and attitudes in modern youth relationships. Happiness may be deceptive but there's certainly a lot of fun in the Happy Berry.
Title | Happy Berry |
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Year | 2004 |
Genre | Documentary |
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Cast | Chatthip Chanlertfa, Wanwimon Nuntavijarn, Roampol Rochanakit, Chayathip Rungpungtong |
Crew | Thunska Pansittivorakul (Director), Sopon Sukdapsit (Editor) |
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Release | May 01, 2004 |
Runtime | 76 minutes |
Quality | HD |
IMDb | 5.20 / 10 by 4 users |
Popularity | 0 |
Budget | 0 |
Revenue | 0 |
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