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demiromanticmickey · 2 days
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I think long after The Ex Morning has finished airing, I still won't have wrapped my head around the fact that internationally beloved director and writer of queer media/romance, Aof Noppharnach, decided one day to sit down and write KristSingto RPF.
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chicademartinica · 4 months
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Aof when I catch you Aof WHEN I CATCH YOU !
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i-got-the-feels · 3 months
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Pran had to leave school. His mom made him leave the school and go to boarding school because he was talking with you
- Bad Buddy, 2022
Dedicating this set to @daymork because as soon as I read this quote i remembered your this set and brain made this happen
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moonkhao · 3 months
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Please wait for a second. I'm on my way there.
LAST TWILIGHT | EP12
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oswlld · 4 months
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L•A•S•T T•W•I•L•I•G•H•T ⪢ TOW Aof Has Had Enough ↳ inspired by this gifset
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loveable-sea-lemon · 1 year
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happy birthday to the most important scene in cinematic history - (premiered nov 26,2021)
bad buddy the series (ep. 5) directed by aof noppharnach
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wen-kexing-apologist · 4 months
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I am being haunted by the strength and the beauty of this one moment right here
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Perhaps it’s because so many BLs have been loud about marriage equality, or perhaps it is because Thailand is currently in the midst of voting on a marriage equality bill that I have this on the brain, but I feel like this moment was a really powerful and poignant statement for me. Aof as a director tends to be pretty overt with his metaphors, while he often makes his symbolism obvious he anchors it so strongly in the storytelling and scene that it never really reads as cheesy to me. But something that I haven’t noticed Aof do too much of is directly call out marriage inequality. Like, in Our Skyy 2 he had Phupa and Tian get engaged but I don’t recall any moment where the two of them were like “ah, dang it sucks that we don’t have marriage equality, let’s still just get engaged” and with Moonlight Chicken the callout we get ties directly in to Beam’s parents exploiting marriage inequality to take everything they could from Jim. And I don’t know what will happen in Episode 8 when we go to Aon’s wedding, but it does not escape my notice that this fake proposal from Mhok really signifies to me what queer people in Thailand are currently stuck with. Fiction. 
We’ve had innumerable shows have their couples get engaged or married in spite of the law, but they still have no legal rights, there are still ways they can be fucked over from that. Aon and his (now) fiance have the tangible ring, the real proposal, the real ring, the real wedding. And Mhok and Day for now can put an emotional charge/weight in to Mhok’s re-enactment of the proposal fueled by a new found love and a pretty consistent attraction, but they can’t be legally married, and so Day gets an invisible ring. And I have no idea if that was an intentional jab at Thailand on Aof’s part, but I do know that is what immediately came to mind for me. 
I hope that the marriage equality bill passes its next two rounds of voting, because I really want to know what Thai BL looks like once that fight is over, and what mantle they will pick up next.
tagging @bengiyo, @lurkingshan, @waitmyturtles, @neuroticbookworm, and @shortpplfedup as evidence that I can, in fact, write short posts!
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ginnymoonbeam · 4 months
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This week Last Twilight repeats the Bad Buddy dynamic of "I can see you like me but aren't ready to accept it, so I'll keep chasing you in a way that lets us both pretend it isn't happening until you get used to the idea."
This is a favorable comment by the way, I love it. I love when feelings are made clear but there are still hangups, I love when one person understands the other and makes space for them to come around at their own pace, and I love love love the teasing push and pull. And of course the moment at the end when someone goes, "okay now this game is hurting us, time to get real again." YES! That is THE GOOD SHIT! Thank you Aof, you are so good at what you do.
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thescrumptiousstuffs · 5 months
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Look at how proud his bestie and P’Aof looked when Khao won the award for his role as Gaipa in MLC - and the fact that Khao made a point to thank his acting partner, P’ aof, gmmtv and his fanclub - such a sweetheart 🥰
Y Universe 2023 Awards
11/12/2023
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tatasoom · 4 months
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In case you haven't seen it yet: P'Aof and Sea reacting on love making scene. Once again P'Aof is us.
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blue-grama · 4 months
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Aof Noppharnach, carelessness & living with yourself after the worst has happened
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I'm doing a late-to-the-party catchup on Aof Noppharnach's work after falling in love with Moonlight Chicken, and this isn't a unique observation or anything, but I'm really in love with his preoccupation with how people pick up the pieces and move forward after the worst thing happens.
The conversation between Day and his dad about Night's guilt over putting Day in the position to get into his accident is in the same territory of what Tian is going through in A Tale of 1000 Stars. Neither Tian nor Night were directly responsible for what happened -- Aof doesn't seem to go in for cut-and-dried villians -- but they both feel culpable. And, most interestingly, both were simply careless. Neither meant for harm to come to anyone. If they'd been a little luckier, none would have. But they weren't and now they have to grapple with how to come back from that moment. For Jim, it's a little different. Jim wasn't careless, but he let Beam get on that ferry in the midst of a fight. Later, he regrets that choice, because if he'd insisted Beam stay and fight it out, Beam wouldn't have died -- another unfixable choice that, with better luck and more time, might have been fixed. (And another choice that lives in a gray area, because it wasn't fully Jim's choice. But in Beam's absence, who else can he blame?) Even Bad Buddy is about this in some ways - what Ming did to Pran's mom is the original wound that echoes down the generations. In that case, Ming doesn't make any attempt at amends, Dissaya can't let go, and the two families get stuck in a permanent feud. It takes a new generation to untwist that particular snarl.
And then there's the other theme that's pretty prominant in what I've seen of Aof's work so far, which is "I thought I had more time." Last Twilight's been deep into that theme, between Rung's suicide and Day's progressive loss of vision. It shows up in ATOTS with Tian granted new life after he stopped planning for the future, and it shows up in Moonlight Chicken's multiple stories of loss. In many ways, they're the same theme in different flavors. How do you move forward when something's unfixable? When the worst has happened and you can't erase it? When time is up? Ming and Dissaya dig in. Tian tries to live someone else's life. Jim walls himself off, becoming the person everyone leans on, but never becoming vulnerable to someone else. Day locks himself in his room. Night tries to be the big brother he should have been.
But life and Aof Nopparnach have a way of challenging those coping mechanisms. Tian has to make his own choices and find his own way forward. Jim has to open himself up to the possibility of happiness again because he can't actually be there for everyone without intimacy (see how Wen helps him understand Li Ming). Day has to come to terms with his new reality. As for Night, we'll see. Day is interpreting his efforts in the worst possible light, but that conversation with their Dad may have put a crack in the armor. Would getting Day's forgiveness help Night forgive himself? Can he forgive himself if Day never does?
It's never clear-cut and the struggle is always in both repairing connections to the community and reparing your own self-perception. In Aof's works, you've got to do the work to change, yes, but self-sacrifice isn't ever enough, nor is it effective: You've got to see yourself as forgivable, too.
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hirmienworld · 4 months
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For a moment I was annoyed by how the scene where Day and Mhok make love was so dark and full of shadows that you can barely understand what's happening.
Then it struck me how right, almost obvious, it is that the scene was shot this way. Just imagine what it might have been like for Day, now almost completely blind, to experience this moment. And then, there are very brief moments in which we are allowed to have a clearer vision, almost as if we were experiencing that scene alternating between the points of view of Mhok and Day.
And this is proof of how brilliant p'Aof's direction and Jimmy and Sea's work was, in managing to convey every single emotion and all their chemistry in such a powerful way, without almost any help from the scenography, lighting etc
“Last Twilight” is so damn deep. I am in pure awe.
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chicademartinica · 4 months
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Me through my tears : The estranged father, Night’s guilt, the sweetest and horniest love making, the book’s epilogue and Day’s real last twilight ALL THAT ON EPISODE 09 ??!!!!! What’s going to happen on ep 11 everybody dies of the plague ??!!
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i-got-the-feels · 4 months
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The scenery is beautiful. Just like you described it P'Mhok. Close your eyes. Now open your eyes and see.
-Episode 9, Last Twilight, 2023- 2024
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blmpff · 5 months
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Y Universe Awards 2023 winners:
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Best Series, Excellent Production and Best OST: I Feel You Linger In The Air
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Best Leading Actor: Film Thanapat (Laws of Attraction) Best Societal Reflection: Laws of Attraction
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Best Script: Moonlight Chicken Best Supporting Actor: Khaotung Thanawat (Moonlight Chicken)
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Best Director: Aof Noppharnach (Moonlight Chicken) Best Partners: Zee Pruk and Nunew Chawarin
Popular Vote Winners:
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Best Leading Role: Fourth Nattawat Best Support Role: Gemini Norawit for Moonlight Chicken
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Best Series: Cutie Pie 2 Best Couple: Becky Armstrong and Freen Sarocha (GAP The Series)
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Best OST: GAP The Series Rising Star: Becky Armstrong
11.12.23
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thatgirl4815 · 6 months
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Convinced Jimmy’s thug persona will remain Aof’s proudest achievement.
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