Save the third Thursday of each month for FREE movie at the APCC Thursday, August 15, 7:00 PM apcc Movie of the Month A Movie from Thailand by Director Aditya Assarat movie wonderful town Wonderful Town: A REVIEW by Peter Bradshaw, The Guardian Cinematic quietism is a quality that has to shout to be heard, sometimes. Aditya Assarat has made an intriguing and engrossing Thai movie, which is both a troubled love story and a metaphor, of sorts, for Thai communities traumatised by the 2004 tsunami. This film, paradoxically, is a still water that runs deep with unspoken emotion. Anchalee Saisoontorn plays Ton, a young guy from an architect's office who has come to a shattered beach resort to supervise the building of a new tourist complex. He stays at a modest hotel in town, run by Na (Supphasit Kansen), a beautiful, withdrawn young woman. Gradually, the two of them fall in love, but Ton is to clash with Na's scapegrace brother, who represents a strange kind of loyalty to the past and the wrecked present, and a reluctance to see it all rebuilt and paved over, however painful the catastrophe that turned their existence to rubble. I have these days developed a certain suspicion of dreamy arthouse movies that pay for their dreaminess with a flourish of violence at the end, but there is no doubt that this is highly persuasive and intelligent film-making, the kind of movie that enfolds you in its world.-Peter Bradshaw, The Guardian Thursday AUGUST 15th 7:00 PM APCC Main Stage FREE ADMISSION Come Join Us at APCC on Thursday, 7:00 PM August 15th for an evening of entertainment, conversation and learning. Your Hostess for the evening is Ms. Kyungwon Song teuila flowerAUGUST 15th @ APCC 7:00 PM “Delightful, interesting, thought provoking...moving” - Music Publication STAY IN TOUCH FacebookTwitterLinkedInPinterest 123 Street Name City, ST - 555.555.5555 Forward this email This email was sent to psurhoc@comcast.net by faalua@comcast.net | Update Profile/Email Address | Instant removal with SafeUnsubscribe ™ | Privacy Policy . Asia Pacific Cultural Center | 4851 South Tacoma Way | Tacoma | WA | 98409