🎥 In this review, we dive deep into Mongrel (2024), the powerful Golden Camera-winning film by Wei Liang Chiang and You Qiao Yin. A raw, unflinching portrait of marginalized communities in Taiwan, the movie follows Oom, a Thai immigrant worker caught in an intense moral and social struggle. With stunning performances, particularly by Wanlop Rungkumjad, and Michael Capron‘s haunting cinematography, Mongrel captures the darkness and humanity of life on the fringes.
While the film’s themes resonate, its extended runtime and controversial final act leave us questioning its impact. Watch as we break down the highs and lows of this hard-hitting festival favorite, fresh from its Five Flavours Film Festival screening.
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