Thank you very much for sharing.
I was waiting to watch movie for a long time.
Can't wait to see the rest of this movie.

For those who have money, I do not encourage you to watch and ask you to buy and support Lao movie.
For those who has no money, just watch it here

Whoever posted this in Youtube, you better contact your lawyer.

THANK YOU SO VERY MUCH FOR SHARING THIS AWESOME LAO MOVIE.
GREAT MOVIE!
GREAT JOB!

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2 more to come

1 more clip who know how to post please do it here is the link
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Hkt27NMgpW8

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http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Zy5wM-bVcYQ
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gSzV3vXeST0
enjoy

why the ending is like this? or maybe there will probably the second part of this movie coming soon !!!!!

i've seen it in Bangkok. i was surprised to see a movie about Laos right AFTER i visited the country. it was a pleasant surprise to find Ananda Everingham star in it - the star of "Shutter" and "Me...Myself". What I liked about the movie is that it showed so many beautiful places of Laos including Luang Prabang, Vientiane, and Pakse.

I am curious though. is the girl a popular actress in Laos? Or is she a newcomer, a new girl in the movies?




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If that information regarding Miss Lux Girl 2006 was for me, yes, I do NOT know anything at all about Lao artists - that's why I wanted to know. I tried buying LAO movies during my whole trip in Laos so that I will learn something about Lao Films (I am a huge film collector of films from all over the world). Unfortunately, wherever I go, I could NOT find any shop anywhere that has Lao films or movies. What they usually offer me are dvd from TV series, and no movies. Furthermore, they don't have english subtitles!

Thank you for the information on that actress. I appreciate it!



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That is some powerful piece of information. I mean, it is sad, but it's nice to know. I have read about the Pathet Laos, i mean most of the relics and displays at the Laos National Museum concern the Pathet Laos, but there was hardly any mention about movies and cinema, thats why info from the locals are sometimes important so that other people - those who are not Lao nationals - will know about them.

It is sad that I know so much more about the culture and people from the U.S. and Europe than people from Laos which is within Asia like the Philippines, but with the advent of internet and open-borders, I am very glad to know a little more about Laos. I travel a lot and wherever I go, I always buy and collect local films - be it in Indonesia, India, Vietnam, Malaysia, Thailand, etc. Recently, I was able to buy Cambodian films which are NEVER available anywhere in the U.S. or Singapore of Hong Kong. The Khmer films I bought even had english subtitles. I hope "Sabaidee Luang Prabang" will be available in dvd stores so I can buy it and have a Lao film for my collection finally.


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