Grandmother desperately wants her granddaughter to appease her sexual need with her little tongue, but her desire won't be easily satisfied since her own son - the girl's father - also wants his daughter for the same purpose.

X for symmetry. X for chromosome. X for erasure. X marks the spot.

A silent foray across the skies, the streets, an amusement park and the commercial areas of a small town ultimately takes us to the ocean. Across the water, we close in on a young man's crotch. The film culminates in blood and semen.

The viewer is positioned in the crowd, directed to look up at the one who is placed on the pedestal.

The director/actor sits in a cage on a hot sunny day in front of Democracy Monument in Bangkok. She's used to it; she's doing fine.

What would it look like if humanity had no gender? A kathoey noi (baby tranny) shows us how to cook international chicken curry (curry is slang for prostitute in Thai). People have sex with places, the locations they inhabit. A girly boy and a girly girl play snooker and then get dirty. These three scenarios propose new modes of sexuality and relationality.

On a stormy night, we catch glimpses of each other.

Archival footage of the October 6, 1976 massacre of pro-democracy student protestors in Bangkok is juxtaposed with a Siam Society visit to the Yellow Banana Leaf Ghosts tribe.

Images of Burmese migrant workers in Thailand are overlaid with Thai commentary about them. Subtitles are provided in an invented language.

"To show naked men is forbidden in Thailand, but the fact that we did show it on a big screen is a statement. It is my political expression. To just show it, without saying anything more, already means something. The authorities ban films for the silliest reasons, so here it is."