The extraordinary films of thai filmmaker and artist apichatpong weerasethakul blissfully yours, tropical malady, syndromes and a century, cannes palme d'or winner uncle boonmee who can recall his past lives, cemetery of splendour have defined him as one of contemporary cinema's most unique voices.apichatpong's hallucinatory debut feature mysterious object at noon is an experimental documentary mix that wends its way through the landscapes and mindscapes of rural thailand.a film crew travels from the thai countryside to bangkok, asking the people they encounter along the way to expand upon a story involving a wheelchair bound young boy and his teacher'. '.strtoupper('t')he resulting stories are later re enacted by non professional actors in dramatic re creations of the freely associated narrative strokes supplied'. '.strtoupper('t')he daisy chain structure of interlocking vignettes is inspired by the surrealist game exquisite corpses, and its formal strategies are aligned with both documentary realism and the avant garde, but this boldly original debut looks and feels like nothing else.second run present the film from a new 3k restoration by the austrian film museum and martin scorsese's world cinema foundation and includes exclusive extra features.special features• presented from a new 3k restoration by the austrian film museum and martin scorsese's world cinema foundation.• apichatpong weerasethakul's short film meteorites nimit, 2007• new and exclusive filmed interview with director apichatpong weerasethakul.• booklet featuring a new essay on the film by film historian and author tony rayns.• original thai soundtrack in dts hd master audio 2.0 stereo lpcm on the blu ray 5.1 surround 2.0 stereo on the dvd.