I Transported You Home (Pa dang be sa)

A Triton Co. production, in colaboration with Asian Cinema Fund. (Worldwide sales: Triton Co., Bangkok.) Created by Thacksakom Pradubpongsa. Executive producers, Sihabutr Xoomsai, Assada Sreshthaputra, Jirayuth Sangtaweep, Rajadej Na Nagara, Panay Akarapanich, Thacksakorn Pradubpongsa. Directed by Tongpong Chantarangkul. Script, Pramett Chankrasae, Piyakarn Bootprasert, Chantarangkul.With: Akhamsiri Suwanasuk, Apinya Sakuljaroensuk, Torphong Kul-on, Porntip Kamlung.Two estranged siblings go ahead and take lengthy way around brother or sister competition in dull Thai meller "I Transported You Home." Funded by Busan's Asia Cinema Fund, Tongpong Chantarangkul's bow continues the enervating tradition that the festival's New Power program is well known. Pic may visit like-minded fests, nevertheless its depiction of local taboos for example onscreen smoking will confine it to Thailand's arty fringe. Whenever a singer (Porntip Kamlung) dies, her Singapore-dwelling daughter Pinn (Akhamsiri Suwanasuk) reaches the Bangkok hospital past too far, while her moody, self-obsessed sister, Pann (Apinya Sakuljaroensuk), sleeps through their mother's last gasp. The siblings have plenty of time to get caught up once they hire an ambulance to escort the cadaver for their village. The motive force (Torphong Kul-on) is supposed to supply comic relief but basically increases the tedium of these two-excursion. Chantarangkul never allows a shiny surface pass without pointing your camera in internet marketing, which only highlights the slimness of the narrative extended beyond capacity. HD lensing is flat other tech credits are average, although the subtitler should buy spell-checker.Camera (color), Chankrasae editor, Adam Hussey music, Buddhist Holidays production designer, Phairot Siriwath. Examined at Busan Film Festival (New Power), March. 8, 2011. Running time: 113 MIN. Contact the range newsroom at news@variety.com