Website, Stills and High-Res Trailer For Wisit Sasanatieng's The Unseeable
Oh, very nice ... the good people at Five Star Productions have just passed along a trio of stills from Wisit Sasanatieng's upcoming horror film The Unseeable while also pointing the way to the official website where you will find downloable versions of the trailer that, unlike the version on the AFM website, are not subtitled but are much higher quality. Here's the official synopsis:
A tale of love and horror that brings together two unsuspecting ladies. Nuan Jan, a rural girl who is in search for her long lost love, runs into a rich widow named Ran Juan. Clues and eerie events lead up to portray Run Juan as a very mysterious person. The towns’ people say that she is hiding her lover away from the public eye. It is also rumored that her lover is not even human!
“The Unseeable” is the latest film by Five Star Production Co., Ltd. At the helm, Wisit Sasanatieng directs his third feature film after his hit movies such as "Citizen Dog" and "Tears of the Black Tiger". "The Unseeable" takes a new turn in his career, as it is an exotic horror story played by Siraphun Wattanajinda and Supornthip Choungrangsee.
The film is highly inspired by a famed Thai art master, Mr. Haem Weatchhakorn. His artwork shows the diverse Thai culture, based on the way Thai people think, and expressed through his published drawings.
“The Unseeable” is a film that takes you back to 1934 and brings you closer to the life of these two characters, Nuan Jan and Ran Juan. A horror film, rich with a scary Thai atmosphere, will rival international horror movies to date.
For those curious about the change in visual style in this film Sasanatieng explains that he is basing the visuals on the painting style of Haem Weatchhakorn and, most intriguing to me, notes that this is a film entirely reliant on mood and atmosphere rather than CGI and special effects.
The Unseeable Website
The Unseeable Trailer (downloadable Quicktime)
The Unseeable Still One
The Unseeable Still Two
The Unseeable Still Three
