Dao

Dao

★ 0.0IMDb Score
Released:2008-09-01
Genre:Drama
Duration:10 min
Country:Netherlands
Director:Marleen Jonkman
Actors:Dan van Steen, Ratchaneekorn Vichayanon
Production:IDTV Film

Overview:

Dao (22) is a young Thai woman. She arrives in the Netherlands to share the rest of her life with a dutch called Michel. The confrontation with a man she barely knows in a strange country with foreign tastes, scents and habits makes Dao feel rootless. Does she realizes only now what she has started?

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