Tom Waller. PROGRAMME; EVENTS ; CAFÉ; ONLINE; VENUE HIRE; SCHOOLS; FILMS; ABOUT US; CONTACT; CZ EN. Screening room. A Thai youth football team is trapped in a cave … The non-actors weren’t up to snuff, the action was shot so poorly as to be non-existent, it would cut away from any event that happens and cover it in dialogue. They realised it is an experts’ job.”Warny knew that the operation was high risk, that it was highly likely they would lose some of the boys on the way out. Director Tom Waller is overly fond of shooting in shaky close-up, and his desire to focus on the limited number of real people he has convinced to appear as themselves…ข้อดีอย่างหนึ่งในการดูหนังเรื่องนี้คือการได้รู้ข่าวสารของข่าวติดถ้ำมาก่อนแล้ว ทำให้นึกภาพการลำดับเวลาในหนังขนานไปกับข่าว (และข่าวดราม่า) ต่างๆไปพร้อมกัน มีหลาย detail ในหนังที่แอบบอกใบ้ถึงข่าวดราม่าต่างๆอย่างจิกกัดใช้ได้ไม่แปลกใจที่รัฐบาลออกมาว่าร้ายหนังเรื่องนี้ในแง่ต่างๆเช่น ให้ความสำคัญกับหน้าที่รัฐบาลน้อยและอื่นๆ ขอพูดอย่างเป็นกลางว่า ถ้าติดตามข่าวสารจริงก็จะรู้เองว่าฝ่ายใดรนรานร้อนตัวถึงการแสดงจะติดขัดฝืนไม่เป็นธรรมชาติไปบ้าง แต่ในแง่หนึ่งก็น่าสนใจที่นำบุคคลจริงในเหตุการณ์มาแสดง อาทิ ผู้ใหญ่เจ้าของบริษัทท่อน้ำ และนักดำน้ำชาวอังกฤษมีอีกหลายข้อมูลในกระบวนการนำตัวทีมหมูป่าออกมาที่เราไม่รู้ มีอีกหลายกระบวนการยิบย่อยอีกมากมายที่ไม่ได้ออกข่าวในคนภายนอกได้รับรู้ ถ้าใครติดตามข่าวทีมหมูป่า และอยากรู้ขั้นตอนความเป็นมาของเหตุการณ์นี้แนะนำไปดูครับFailed as an entertainer but i am quite pleased to see the government sucks them ass**this is just movies ----- inspired by all the lists like this for other sites because they’re my fav way…A comprehensive list of films produced in Ireland or made by Irish directors. Eventually the ministry would approve the film with no cuts and a general audience rating, but until then “we sort of made it under the radar, really”.Initially denied permission to shoot at the Tham Luong caves, Waller had to find other ways to tell the story.“We mapped out the skeleton of the movie on a large whiteboard, much like the rescuers had plotted out the caves on a board with a marker pen, marked up from chamber one to nine, and all the little passages in between,” he says. … Director Tom Waller, a Bangkok-based Thai-Irish producer and director, spoke at a screening of his 2008 indie film “Soi Cowboy” saying he’s focused on the unsung heroes of the rescue. So all these things were way out of anybody’s practise or experience … There was a great amount of danger, and a great amount of luck involved in everything working.”The film shows the coach Ekapol Chanthawong, 25 (played by Ekawat Niratworapanya), waking up and opening his eyes as they slogged through the caves, and Warny – terrified – having to hastily inject more ketamine to knock him out again, fumbling with the needles in the muddy water.“You don’t ignore your emotions and fears, but you use them to your advantage. United in Manchester, Thai cave rescue boys meet football heroesThai cave boys' heads shaved before ordination ceremony'A miracle moment': Thai football team describe being found – videoThai cave footballers tell of how they tried to dig their way outThai cave rescue boys set to address media for first timeThai hospital releases video of rescued boys chatting in beds But the main protagonists, the children, were taken out of the frame when the government signed a deal with Netflix and a US production company to film a miniseries. Half Thai, half Irish independent filmmaker Tom Waller, who is based in Bangkok, recently beat everyone to the punch by releasing the first of what is surely to be many movies about the rescue. He had heard about the boys, and texted his friends from the British Cave Rescue Council one afternoon after work, saying: “I am here if you need me.”There was a great amount of danger, and a great amount of luck“Five minutes later I get a text back saying ‘how soon can you be ready?’,” he says. Updated every year.…My Asian films/anime series/concert collection, expanding constantlyAll films playing, and all shorts that were available on TMDB/Letterboxd. The Australian rescuer, Richard Harris, had put their chances at “zero”.But, says Warny, “by the time we got given the go-ahead, there were no other solutions”.The boys and their young coach were to be given Xanax and then ketamine shots to keep them unconscious as they travelled through the 2.6km of the caves, much of which were underwater. “The farmers closest to the site whose crops were flooded and destroyed, and [who] refused to accept the compensation money the government offered them. However, this film, albeit nothing special is actually a surprisingly authentic and plausible recreation of the event.First of all, the recreation of this event is absolutely mind-blowing for a Thai film, because almost every single shot is believable, mostly because they're all shot on location and are pretty much all practical.

It made it difficult to legitimise the project,” he says.