Release Date: 12/08/2009
Tracklist:
• “Proud Mary”
• “Endless Love”
• ‘I’ll Stand By You’
• “Don’t Stand So Close To Me”/ “Young Girl”
• “Crush”
• “(You’re) Having My Baby”
• “Lean On Me”
• “Don’t Make Me Over”
• “Imagine”
• “True Colors”
• “Jump”
• “Smile” (Lily Allen cover)
• “Smile” (Charlie Chaplin cover)
• “And I Am Telling You I’m Not Going”
• “Don’t Rain On My Parade”
• “You Can’t Always Get What You Want”
• “My Life Would Suck Without You”
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Sypnosis
As a child, Shane (Joseph Chang) was an unruly elementary student, who was rebellious and unpopular. While none of the other children would allow Shane to join their groups, Jonathan (Bryant Chang) went forward and befriended Shane. From that moment on, they became best friends.
Ten years later, this friendship has since blossomed and both Shane and Jonathon are inseparable. While Shane considers Jonathon his best friend, Jonathon is coming to terms with growing affection for Shane which he keeps a secret. The story heats up with the addition of a new student, Carrie (Kate Yeung) who enters their high school. She falls for Jonathon and tries to seduce him in a sleazy love hotel which ends up botched. She soon suspects Jonathon’s feelings for Shane.
At the same time, Shane begins to take an interest in Carrie and they start a relationship that they keep secret from Jonathon. Jonathon carries on struggling with his sexual identity crisis, while Shane tries to his best to understand Jonathon’s withdrawal. Jonathon becomes more confused after Shane beds him one night. Despite their efforts to keep their personal feelings secret, the three of them will finally have to clarify their intertwined relationship.
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Director: Leste Chen
Casts: Bryant Chang , Joseph Chang, Kate Yeung
Genre: Romance, High School
Release date(s) 13 October 2006 (Taiwan)
Language: Mandarin
Country: Taiwan
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The Love of Siam
Rak haeng Siam
International Showcase
(Thailand | 2007 | 158 mins | 35mm)
In Thai with English subtitlesDirected By: Chookiat Sakveerakul
Exec. Producers: Somsak TecharantanaprasertProducers: Prachya Pinkaew, Sukanya VongsthapatWriter/Editor: Chookiat SakveerakulCinematographer: Chitti UrnorakankijEditor: Lee ChatametikoolSound: Waigoon LaopipatpinyoMusic: Kitti KuremaneeCast: Witwisit Hiranyawongkul, Mario Maurer, Chermarn Boonyasak, Sinjai Plengpanich
A groundbreaking teen love story, THE LOVE OF SIAM is a moving gay romance that took Thailand by storm. Mew and Tong are childhood neighbors and become good friends after Tong protects Mew from bullies. Tragedy strikes when Tong's sister disappears, however, and soon Tong's grief-stricken family moves away. Years later, the two boys are reunited in Siam Square, a trendy teenage hangout in Bangkok, where Mew often performs with a now-popular boy band. Rekindling their affections after all these years, the two must decide if their feelings for one another are as friends, or something more. When they discover that Mew's manager looks exactly like Tong's long-lost sister, a different kind of decision is made, one that may create other problems, or a novel solution to Tong's father's grief.
Dealing with both the complexities of family life and teen love, THE LOVE OF SIAM pushes cultural boundaries further by dealing with sexuality in an honest manner rarely seen in Thai commercial film. Despite its controversial subject matter, it managed to win over both audiences and critics at home, winning all major awards and achieving huge box-office success. It also ignited websites, message boards and a slew of online fan fiction that continued the story of Tong and Mew. Chosen to represent Thailand at the 2009 Academy Awards, THE LOVE OF SIAM is a well-crafted, affecting drama that captures the vibrancy of Thai pop culture and its modern capitol.
