Director :
Thunska
Pansittivorakul —profile—
Producer :
Roger
Garcia —profile—
Co-Producer :
Happy Berry
Director of Photography :
Thunska Pansittivorakul
Editor :
Sopon Sukdapisit
Web Designer :
Kluenpol Rattanaraungpinyo
Thailand /
Documentary / 76 minutes
/ 2003 /
miniDV with English Subtitled
Cast :
Roampol Rochanakit ,
Chayathip Rungpungtong ,
Chatthip Chanlertfa, Wanwimon
Nuntavijarn,
Sura Thirakol , Reomrumpai
Rochanakit
Synopsis
The "Happy Berry" is a
group of happy - go - lucky youngsters, four girls and
a boy.They work as teen fashion designers for a living
and they do live their lives to the fullest.
Thunska, a young director of underground films, captures
their daily life to the innermost and brings out the bittersweet
revelation that may shock some “decent” audience.One
cannot say they are an example of a typical modern-minded
youngsters of Bangkok but they are real.What is most prominent
about the film is that the camera actually gets involved
with the characters,exchanging quips and so on, the technique
Thunska used in his former outing, The"Voodoo
Girls".This enables the audience to touch the
touching parts of their lives.
“Happy Berry” offers no moral but makes the
audience start questioning on the term of morals.Do they
have the right to live their lives the way they do? When
Nicky, one of the girls’ boyfriend,publishes his
private nude photo album and donates part of the income
for charity,do we really call the charity? And does Thunska
have the right to make the audience face this reality?
Kittisuk
Suwannabhokin
Pioneer film critic of Thiland
