This low budget movie was shoot on 16mm b/w, so the non-anamorphic image look far from fantastic and a lot different from his later narrative movies like Tropical Malady or Syndromes and a Century. The DVD is a single-layered DVD5 (uses 4.09GB), but that's not a big issue for a movie this short. I think the weak image is mostly due to the films source quality. There are at least two other dvd-versions of this movie released in the world, one Australian that uses the same transfer and extras as this one and a French dvd released by mk2 together with A.Ws Blissfully Yours (if anyone have the MK2 Mysterious.. I would be interested to see how it look). The English subtitles are non removable, but white and clear.

There is one 8-minute interview with Weerasethakul as extras, it's interesting and in English. There are also a fourpage booklet with an essay by Chuck Stephens.

To sum it up, it's really great to be able to see the debut film from one of today's most interesting and talented directors, the image is weak but I doubt we will see a much better DVD-release of the movie so I recommend this DVD-release to all interested.