10:10

Two young women stand together on a train platform, waiting for the ride that will carry them back to their separate lives. For one of them, the trip they have just shared is not something she is ready to file away as a memory; it feels like the opening chapter of something larger, and every passing minute brings the goodbye closer. Told almost entirely without dialogue, Pom Bunsermvicha's seven-minute short lets glances, small gestures and the ambient hum of the station carry the weight of what neither woman can quite say aloud. Shot in the Czech Republic while the Thai filmmaker was studying at Prague's FAMU film school, 10:10 marked her debut; she has since become a fixture of Southeast Asian festival cinema. Darcie Reisler, Linda Svobodova and Mariana Cizkova star in this quiet study of the moment a journey ends and a longing begins.