Bangkok Joyride 3: Singing at Funerals
บางกอก จอยไรด์ ภาค ๓: เพลงแห่ศพ
Synopsis
‘Singing at Funerals’, part 3 of the Bangkok Joyride saga of the epic 7-month long Shutdown Bangkok protest, records the first 2 weeks of the occupation of Bangkok, 15 – 26 January 2014. From superstar academics Teacher Lily and Dr Seri’s hysterical impersonations of PM Yingluck on stage, to the fatal bomb at Bantad-Tong; from a funeral march down Rama 4 road past Hualumpong railway station, to the government’s Centre for Peace and Order’s declaration of Emergency Rule, propelling ever more people to death-defying civil disobedience. As the endless literal strings of cash stream into the protest fund from the freedom-intoxicated multitude and the city becomes a vast camping ground, the government seeks help from its big brother Uncle Sam, prompting protesters to pass by the US embassy and the upset military to stir. The noodle cook-out at Asoke camp and the omlette being fried on Art Lane, as volunteers feed the masses, will leave you hungry.
Key Information & Fast Facts
- Director
- Ing Kanjanavanit
- Original Title
- บางกอก จอยไรด์ ภาค ๓: เพลงแห่ศพ
- Spoken Languages
- Thai
- Runtime
- 2h 16m
Creative Leadership & Key Crew
Ing Kanjanavanit
Ing Kanjanavanit
Manit Sriwanichpoom
Department Leadership Roster
Ing Kanjanavanit
Director
Ing Kanjanavanit
Editor
Manit Sriwanichpoom
Producer
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What is Bangkok Joyride 3: Singing at Funerals about?
‘Singing at Funerals’, part 3 of the Bangkok Joyride saga of the epic 7-month long Shutdown Bangkok protest, records the first 2 weeks of the occupation of Bangkok, 15 – 26 January 2014. From superstar academics Teacher Lily and Dr Seri’s hysterical impersonations of PM Yingluck on stage, to the fatal bomb at Bantad-Tong; from a funeral march down Rama 4 road past Hualumpong railway station, to the government’s Centre for Peace and Order’s declaration of Emergency Rule, propelling ever more people to death-defying civil disobedience. As the endless literal strings of cash stream into the protest fund from the freedom-intoxicated multitude and the city becomes a vast camping ground, the government seeks help from its big brother Uncle Sam, prompting protesters to pass by the US embassy and the upset military to stir. The noodle cook-out at Asoke camp and the omlette being fried on Art Lane, as volunteers feed the masses, will leave you hungry.
Who directed Bangkok Joyride 3: Singing at Funerals?
Bangkok Joyride 3: Singing at Funerals was directed by Ing Kanjanavanit.
Who stars in Bangkok Joyride 3: Singing at Funerals?
The principal cast of Bangkok Joyride 3: Singing at Funerals includes Not specified.
When was Bangkok Joyride 3: Singing at Funerals released and how long is it?
Bangkok Joyride 3: Singing at Funerals was released in 2018 with a total runtime of 2h 16m.