How to Win at Checkers (Every Time)

I watched this movie at Kashish Film Festival 2016. It's been a very long time since I have watched a movie this emotionally stirring. This is about the relationship between Ek and his younger sibling Oat, and we get an idea of the challenges faced by a family in contemporary Thailand through the experiences of the younger one. He watches his brother struggle, for him and his family. He watches Ek through the various stages of his relationship with another guy. It is interesting to see how their relationship is affected by the difference in economic class.

I would recommend this movie for anyone who wants a new, fresh take on an emotional slice-of-life story.