Unbearable tension punctuates this dark drama about a pair of grieving parents searching for their missing son in Thailand following the 2004 tsunami. Paul (Rufus Sewell) and Jeanne (Emmanuelle Béart) were building an orphanage when the tsunami hit and their son’s body was never recovered. After seeing a boy who resembles their son on a video made by Burmese kidnappers, the couple recruit a local outlaw as a guide and venture into forbidden territory to search for him., Fabrice Du Welz’s follow-up to Calvaire is this equally chilling Film4-funded film. Rufus Sewell and Emmanuelle Beart play Paul and Jeanne Behlmer, a couple who lost their son in the 2004 tsunami. Remaining in Thailand as aid workers, they view a video of children in the refugee communities on the Thai/Burmese border at a fund-raising event. Jeanne becomes convinced one of the children is their son. Hiring a local ‘fixer’, Thaksin Gao, they set off into the jungles of Burma, stumbling unwittingly into a heart of darkness where a feral foe destroys all intruders., A couple are looking for their child who was lost in the tsunami – their search takes them to the dangerous Thai-Burmese waters, and then into the jungle, where they face a journey to hell., Parents looking for a missing child are led into a strange and dangerous netherworld in this thriller. Jeanne (Emmanuelle Beart) and Paul (Rufus Sewell) are a wealthy couple who were in Thailand helping to establish an orphanage when the 2005 tsunami leveled the island. Jeanne and Paul had a young son who disappeared in the storm, and since his body has never been found, Jeanne holds out hope that he might still be alive, a hope that becomes a desperate concern when she sees a video of children being held by kidnappers in Burma which shows a child who looks like her boy. Eager to find out the truth, Paul pays a hefty fee to local outlaw Mr. Gao (Petch Osathanugrah) to escort him and Jeanne into a forbidden zone known only to Thailand’s criminal underclass near the Burmese border. Jeanne and Paul soon find themselves out of their depth in a strange land they do not understand where dangerous men commune with the spirits of the dead. The first English language project from writer and director Fabrice du Welz, Vinyan was an official selection at the 2008 Venice Film Festival., (2008) Rufus Sewell and Emmanuelle Béart play Paul and Jeanne Bellmer, a couple who lost their son in the 2004 tsunami. Remaining in Thailand as aid workers, they view a video of children in the refugee communities on the Thai/ Burmese border at a fund-raising event. Jeanne becomes convinced one of the children is their son. Hiring a local ‘fixer’, Thaksin Gao (Petch Osathanugrah), they set off into the jungles of Burma, stumbling unwittingly into a heart of darkness where a feral foe destroys all intruders. Fabrice Du Welz’s Film4-funded film follow-up to Calvaire proves to be an equally chilling film. Thai with English subtitles. Edited for violence. Network Premiere M,W,S,HD., Grieving parents Paul and Jeanne Bellmer search for their missing son in Thailand following the 2004 tsunami.
Q&A :
Q: Who are the main cast members in “Vinyan ” ?
A: The main cast includes Rufus Sewell,Emmanuelle Béart,Julie Dreyfus,Petch Osathanugrah,Amporn Pankratok,Josse De Pauw,Omm,Borhan Du Welz,Joey Boy,Teerawat Mulvilai,Apisit Opasaimlikit,Saichia Wongwirot,Benoît Debie,Arin ‘Aoi’ Pinijvararak,Peter Carlton,David Greig,Colin Monie,Adrian Politowski,Fabrice du Welz,Nadia Khamlichi,Jeremy Burdek,Lizzie Francke.
Q: When Did the “Vinyan” Released?
A: The Movie “Vinyan” originally aired on 2008-10-15 and released in the year of 2008.
Q: What Languages are available to watch “Vinyan” ?
A: Is also available in eng language.
Q: Where to watch “Vinyan” ?
A: “Vinyan” is Avaiable on Netflix. as its Netflix Originals.
