DAMP

The story centers on the complicated dynamics between three characters: Yen, a young man with cerebral palsy; Suriya, a Thai caregiver; and Yen’s overprotective mother. Yen is infatuated with Suriya and longs for both a romantic and physical relationship with him. Simultaneously, Yen envies Suriya’s fit, functional body, wishing for a body like his. Suriya assists Yen with everyday tasks, such as bathing, while managing Yen’s feelings toward him. Meanwhile, Yen’s mother harbors a protective affection toward Yen, but also has a subtle, ambiguous affection for Suriya, seeing him as both a son-like figure and a young man. As Yen grows increasingly uncomfortable with the physical closeness between his mother and Suriya, tension escalates. The story explores themes of desire, physical limitations, and emotional dependency, culminating in a surreal sequence where Yen imagines taking on Suriya’s body. However, he wakes up, only to confront the reality of his own condition.
故事圍繞著三個人物的複雜關係：患有腦性麻痺的年輕男子彥璋，來自泰國的看護Suriya，以及對彥璋保護過度的媽媽。彥璋深受Suriya吸引，渴望與他建立浪漫及親密的關係，同時也對Suriya強健的體格充滿嫉妒，渴望擁有與他相同的身體。Suriya無微不至地照顧彥璋，包括替他洗澡與安撫他的情緒。彥璋的母親擁有強烈的護子之情，卻對既像另一個兒子又是年輕男子的Suriya產生微妙情感。