The River Keeps It's Own Hours

Synopsis:
Aranya Suksawat prices houses for a living. When her company sends her to a quiet town on the Mekong to value a row of old wooden shophouses, she checks into the guesthouse that matters most to the deal and says nothing about why. Phloen Rattanawong runs that guesthouse, feeds the whole street at dawn, and has stopped expecting anything to change. Over one year, from fog season to flood season and back again, two women who should have kept their distance learn what a lie costs, what a home is really worth, and how hard it is to say one true thing out loud. A slow, warm love story.



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