Many deaths were suspicious in nature, but nobody dared to question them. People’s deaths are as different as the social class they belong to, in a country where social inequality strongly persists. In this film, Danse Macabre is a dance that explores deaths that are remembered and forgotten in history, including those of kings, citizens, and stateless people, on land that many kings chose as their vacation residence. Danse Macabre is a dance ritual for people of all classes - from kings to beggars - serving as a reminder that death can happen at any time and to everyone. Although this period was known for its strict religious virtues, it was also the most degenerate in European history. Translation and Subtitles: Sasapin Siriwanij, Matthew Hunt, Alexander Demetriouĭanse Macabre, or Dance of Death, is an artistic, allegorical genre of the Late Dark Ages. Poster: Sethapong Povatong Typeface: Romesilp Sookprasert, Anupas Premanuwat Drawing: Anuwat Apimukmongkon Music by The Subtitle Project, Nakarin Rodput and Tanan Sanyalak Script: Thunska Pansittivorakul, Napat Treepalavisetkul, Surat Kaewseekram and Sarut Komalittipong Wattana Wattanawithee, Peerakarn Lattikapong and Tawin Jaimanĭirected by Thunska Pansittivorakul and Phassarawin Kulsomboonĭirector of Photography: Phassarawin Kulsomboon World Premiere: International Competition, 19th DocLisboa International Film Festival, Lisbon, Portugal.Ģ021 / DCP / Thailand-Germany / 89.25 minutesĬast: Surat Kaewseekram, Sarut Komalittipong, Wachara Kanha, Narasit Kaesaprasit,

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