Syndromes and a Century

Synopsis

Syndromes and a Century is a unique and contemplative film that explores the cycles of life and relationships through its non-linear narrative. Directed by Apichatpong Weerasethakul, the movie presents two distinct but interconnected stories set in a rural hospital in Thailand. As the film delves into the memories, conversations, and dreams of its characters, it seamlessly weaves together themes of love, change, and self-discovery. With stunning visuals and a subtle yet profound approach to storytelling, Syndromes and a Century challenges the audience to reflect on the complexities of human connections and the passage of time.

Cast

• Nantarat Sawaddikul

  Dr. Toey

• Jaruchai Iamaram

  Dr. Nohng

• Sophon Pukanok

  Noom

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  Jenjira Pongpas

  Jane

• Arkanae Cherkam

  Dentist Ple

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  Sakda Kaewbuadee

  Monk Sakda

Reviews

Syndromes and a Century has garnered high praise from critics, with many highlighting its poetic storytelling and visual beauty. The film has been commended for its unconventional narrative structure and thought-provoking themes. Rotten Tomatoes gives it a solid 89% rating, praising its 'meditative and visually striking' qualities. IMDb rates it at 7.3/10, reflecting the audience's appreciation for its artistic merit. Metacritic further supports this acclaim with a score of 71/100, lauding the film for its 'sublime exploration of memory and identity'. Critics have described Syndromes and a Century as a 'masterpiece' that offers a deeply resonant cinematic experience.

See also

Joker

The Dark Knight Rises

Arrival

Frozen