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should allow audience the pleasure of a variety of outcomes. The flow of
technologies and funding from more powerful sources could turn production
companies in a small film industry to international companies. The co-production
between different countries with a strong marketing strategy for national and

international markets should be resulted in wider audiences.

Filmography

Good Morning Luang Prabang (Sabaidee Luang Prabang). Dir. Anousone Sirisakda
and Sakchai Deenan Perf. Ananda Everingham and Khamly Philavong.
Lao Art Media and Spata. DVD. (2008).
Pleasure Factory (Rongram Arom or Kuaile Gongchang). Dir. Ekachai Uekrongtham.
Pref. Ananda Everingham and Lu Zihan. Spicy Apple Films,
the Hong Kong-Netherlands company, Fortissimo Films and Singapore's
InnoForm Media. VCD. (2007).
That Sounds Good (Rao Song Sam Khon). Dir. Kittikorn Liasirikun. Pref. Monthol Jira
and Rattanrat Eertaweekul. M39. (2010).

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