While decluttering her home, a woman's hefty house renovation leads her back to the past when she uncovers her ex-boyfriend's belongings.
Die Tomorrow entails six short segments about the impermanence of life, all inspired by deaths reported in Thai daily newspapers.
A young location scout meets the art director of her project in a day they will keep in their memories for a while, each for their own reasons.
Puangsoi Aksornsawang (Rose) is a director, a writer and a scriptwriter. In 2014, she received the academic DAAD scholarship and completed her Master of Fine Arts from the University of the Arts Hamburg in 2018. Her debut feature ‘Nakorn-Sawan’ (2018) premiered at the Busan International Film Festival 2018. The film won the Taipei Golden Horse’s Observation Mission for Asian Cinema Award, and has screened at various international film festivals. Her films are an homage of our relationship with loss. Using moving image as medium to to not only tell stories, she blends fiction and non-fiction in an attempt to reconcile our relationship with the self.
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