Days

Hsiao-kang, again played by Lee Kang-sheng, walks alone through the streets of Bangkok, his body aching. In a building he comes across a taciturn young man who gives him a long, gentle massage, giving rise to an incredible sequence of love and cinema, between abstraction and raw eroticism.

In the tradition of films that praise slowness, Days tells the story of the wandering of bodies, the hours that pass silently by, the sensory experience of emptiness from which emerges the precious power of the encounter.

Dans la lignée des films qui font l’éloge de la lenteur, Days raconte l’errance des corps, les heures qui se suivent silencieusement, l’épaisseur du vide d’où surgit la puissance précieuse de la rencontre.


Your Face (BM19), I Don’t Want to Sleep Alone (BM18, 2008 et 2007), Afternoon (BM16), La Saveur de la pastèque (BM14 et 2008), Stray Dogs (BM14), Walker (Beautiful) (BM13), The Hole (BM12), Boys (BM08), Et là-bas quelle heure est-il ? (BM08), Goodbye Dragon Inn (BM08), Les Rebelles du Dieu Néon (BM08), The River (BM08), Vive l’amour (BM08)

Homegreen Films / Taiwan / Claude Wang / kumo924097@gmail.com