THAI LYRICS:
taa bok waa pleng nee dtaeng hai ter ter ja cheua mai
man aat mai pror mai seung mai suay ngaam meuan pleng tua bpai
yaak hai roo waa pleng rak taa mai rak gor kian mai daai
dtae gap ter kon dee roo mai chan kian yaang ngaai … daai
ter kong koie dai-yin pleng rak maa nap roi pan
man aat ja dohn jai
dtae gor mee kwaam maai meuan-meuan gan dtae taa ter fang pleng nee
pleng tee kian peua ter tao nan
peua ter kao jai kwaam maai laew jai ja daai mee gan lae gan
hai man bpen pleng bon taang dern kiang tee ja mee piang siang ter gap chan
yoo duay gan dtraap naan-naan
dang nai jai kwaam bok nai ga-wee waa dtraap dai tee mee rak yom mee wang
keu took krang tee rak kong ter song jai chan mee bplaai taang
mee kwaam jing yoo nai kwaam rak dtang maak maai
lae tee paan maa chan chai way-laa peua haa kwaam maai
dtae mai naan gor perng roo meua took krang tee mee ter glai
waa taa chee-wit keu tam nong ter gor bpen dang kam rong tee pror lae seung jap jai
hai man bpen pleng bon taang dern kiang tee ja mee piang siang ter gap chan
yoo duay gan dtraap naan-naan
dang nai jai kwaam bok nai ga-wee waa dtraap dai tee mee rak yom mee wang
keu took krang tee rak kong ter song jai chan mee bplaai taang
mee taang dern hai rao dern kiang lae mee siang kong ter gap chan
mee taang dern hai rao dern ruam kiang lae mee siang kong ter gap chan
ENGLISH TRANSLATION:
If I said that this song is made for you, would you believe it?
It’s probably not melodious, not affectionate, not beautiful like other songs.
I want you to know that if there’s no love, you can’t write a love song.
But for you, my dear, do you know? I wrote it easily.
You’ve probably heard hundreds and thousands of love songs
that’s probably impressive
but with a similar meaning altogether, but if you listen to this song,
a song that’s written simply for you.
For you to understand the meaning of it, our hearts will then have a connection.
Let it be a song on our pathways that consist only voices of you and me.
Together as long as possible.
As the meaning is told in a poetry that as long as there’s love naturally there’s hope.
Means whenever your love shines through the heart, I have a goal.
There is a lot of facts found in love,
and in the past I used the time for the sake of finding the meaning.
But soon, I’d just know it, whenever you are near me,
That if life’s a rhythm, you are as good as the words that is melodious and touching to the heart.
Let it be a song on our pathways that consist only voices of you and me.
Together as long as possible.
As the meaning is told in a poetry that as long as there’s love naturally there’s hope.
Means whenever your love shines through the heart, I have a goal.
There’s a pathway for us to walk side by side and there are voices of you and me.
There’s a pathway for us to walk side by side and there are voices of you and me.
This is so beautiful
i watched the movie like almost everyday.
this is good. i love it 
the movie was so cool. and i downloaded all the OSTs used in that movie. woah. haha *addict much? HAHAHA
hi, may i know the website/s from which you can download the OSTs in that movie for free? =) thanks!
This was the best movie i have ever watched!!!
I Love IT!!!
^_^
The Story, the characters… it’s soooo!!! GREAT!
Though for some it might be not for me it is! REALLY!
coz the story is just a certain love story that for me would have been the greatest story love has ever told… LOL ^_^
I really love it! if i could i’ll keep the movie forever! LOL
great translation… love the movie… love the characters…
i watched the movie like a year ago… and up until now, i can
still feel the fever of it inside me… great songs too… i also
like the other OST titled Pieng Ter… though i dunno the meaning
of the songs, i find it really romantic and relaxing…
yup definitely it’s good movie so i will rate it 8/10.
why? minus one(-1) coz some of the scenes are not realistic, i mean cmon
lets face it we can not act or show our emotions to someonne we didnt
really that close. .etc.
minus one agen(-1) becoz i dont like the ending. it’s like leaving a drowning man to drown. Anyways, im not a gay nor a bisexual and i dont have anything against third sex, but i must admit that it did touch my heart and love watching it. tnx.
can someone pls email me the list of other good indie movies like this.
thanks a lot and more power
thnak you for putting this up. this is truly beautiful. =D
the was so great, it reflects the society of the thailand culture as well a how they show the respect of the two religions that was shown in the movie.. no
the movie was so great, it reflects the society of the thailand culture as well a how they show the respect of the two religions that was shown in the movie.. no doubts why the movie got so many awards including the awards they got from the Philippines
he movie was so great, it reflects the society of the thailand culture as well a how they show the respect of the two religions that was shown in the movie.. no doubts why the movie got so many awards including the awards they got from the Philippines
i love the movie,,i watch it always,,and also downloaded all the ost sounds,,yeeeeeehhhh,,addict to the songssssssss. love it
i really love this song so much as i loved the movie…..hmmmmmmmmmmmmmm
such a nice story….
i definitely love it!!!:)
I loved the movie and this song. actually im addicted to Love of Siam. Period. so emotional and it just pulls at your heart..
i really really love this song and the movie…it inspire me…and chage my life…this is the greatest movie of all time…
this is my email you can chat with me…mysteriouzguy_01@yahoo.com…also searching for a realationship…hurry up and contant me…
i wish for part 2 of the movie or even part 10000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000…
The Love of Siam
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The Love of Siam
The Thai theatrical poster.
Directed by Chookiat Sakveerakul
Produced by Prachya Pinkaew
Sukanya Vongsthapat
Written by Chookiat Sakveerakul
Starring Witwisit Hiranyawongkul
Mario Maurer
Chermarn Boonyasak
Sinjai Plengpanich
Songsit Rungnopakunsri
Cinematography Chitti Urnorakankij
Distributed by Sahamongkol Film International
Release date(s) ThailandNovember 22, 2007
Republic of ChinaSeptember 19, 2008
JapanJune 20, 2009
SingaporeJuly 16, 2009
Running time 150 min. 178 min. (uncut)
Country Thailand
Language Thai
Budget 17 million baht[1]
Gross revenue 42 million baht[2]
The Love of Siam (Thai: รักแห่งสยาม, RTGS: Rak Haeng Sayam, pronounced [rák hɛ̀ŋ sà.yăːm]) is a 2007 Thai romantic-drama film, written and directed by Chookiat Sakveerakul. A multi-layered family drama, a groundbreaking element of the story is a gay romance between two teenage boys.
Contents
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* 1 Plot
* 2 Cast
* 3 Reception
o 3.1 Marketing controversy, audience response
o 3.2 Box-office performance
o 3.3 Critical response
o 3.4 Awards
* 4 Production
* 5 Soundtrack
o 5.1 Track listing
+ 5.1.1 Disc 1 (CD)
+ 5.1.2 Disc 2 (VCD)
* 6 DVD release
* 7 References
* 8 External links
[edit] Plot
Mew, a stubborn kid, is neighbor to Tong, an energetic boy who lives with his parents and sister. After accidentally spitting gum into Mew’s hair, Tong wanted to befriend Mew but was unsuccessful. At school, Mew was cornered by several other students was harassed until Tong stepped in to defend him. Tong was injured and apologized to Mew for the chewing gum incident. Mew was grateful for Tong stepping in and responded that they were even. The two became good friends from that point on.
Mew plays on his grandpa’s piano and is joined by his grandma, who begins to play a song. Mew asks his grandma why she liked that song and his grandma responded with telling Mew that it was played for her by his grandpa. It was a way for him to express his love to her and explains that one day, Mew will be able to do the same for the person he loved.
Tong’s family goes to Chiangmai and returns without Tong’s sister Tang since she wanted to stay with her friends a couple days more. Tong bought Mew a present and decided to give it to Mew piece by piece in a game of Treasure Hunt. One by one, Mew found all of the pieces except for the last one which was hidden in a tree. The tree was cut down before Mew was able to retrieve it leaving the present Tong bought for Mew incomplete. Tong was disappointed at their misfortune, but Mew remained grateful for Tong’s efforts. Tang called her parents and told them that she would extend her stay at Chiangmai until the 24th of December. Tong looks at his calendar and realizes that Tang will not be able to attend the Christmas play he would participate in.
After the Christmas play, Tong receives a phone call from his parents telling him to stay with Mew and his grandma. After spending the night at Mew’s house, Tong awakens to the sight of his parents along with Mew and his grandma. Tong is told that his parents are going to Chiangmai a couple days to look for Tang. Tong lives in depression until his parents come back, only to find out that Tang may be lost. Tong is devastated and cries in front of Mew, who is trying to comfort his friend.
Months have passed and Tong’s family decides to move. On the day of the move, Tong finds Mew sitting on a ledge overlooking a pier. Tong says his final words and departs in a car. Tong looks back only to find Mew walking towards the car before coming to a stop and crying for losing his best friend.
Six years pass. The boys are reunited during their senior year of high school at Siam Square. The musically talented Mew is the leader of a boy band called August. Tong has a pretty girlfriend, Donut. The meeting stirs up old feelings that Mew has harbored since boyhood, his love for Tong.
Mew’s band, meanwhile, has a new manager, June. She looks just like Tong’s long-lost sister, Tang. After meeting June, Tong and his mother, Sunee, devise to a plan to pay June to pretend she is Tang, in hopes that it will pull Tong’s father out of his alcoholic depression. “Tang” borrows a story from the Thai film Ruk Jung, saying she has amnesia, which is why she has forgotten how to say her family’s Catholic grace at the dinner table.
Mew is also the object of an unrequited crush of a neighbor girl, Ying. But Mew has strong feelings for Tong, which have inspired him to write new songs. The manager as well as the entire band were all impressed with Mew’s composition.
The boys share a prolonged kiss in Tong’s backyard one night after a party in honor of the return of “Tang”. Prior to that Tong also spends the night with Mew, which causes his mother to worry.
At Christmas time, as Tong and his mother are decorating a Christmas tree, they have a heart-to-heart talk about making choices, and Tong asks his mother to let him make his own choices.
Tong then goes to Siam Square for a date with Donut. Mew’s band is playing nearby, so Tong abandons Donut and tells her he cannot be with her. He then rushes to see Mew play and is guided there by Ying, who has accepted the fact that Mew loves Tong. After the performance, Tong gives Mew a gift, the missing nose from the wooden doll that Tong gave him when they were children. However, Tong tells Mew he can’t be his boyfriend but that doesn’t mean he doesn’t love Mew.
The movie ended with Mew putting the missing nose back to the wooden puppet, saying “thank you” and crying quietly.
[edit] Cast
from L-R :Aticha Pongsilpipat, Witwisit Hiranyawongkul, Chermarn Boonyasak, Sinjai Plengpanich and Mario Maurer
* Witwisit Hiranyawongkul as Mew
* Mario Maurer as Tong
* Kanya Rattanapetch as Ying
* Aticha Pongsilpipat as Donut
* Chermarn Boonyasak as Tang/June
* Sinjai Plengpanich as Sunee, Tong’s mother
* Songsit Rungnopakunsri as Korn, Tong’s father
[edit] Reception
[edit] Marketing controversy, audience response
From left to right – Mario Maurer, Kanya Rattanapetch, Witwisit Hiranyawongkul and Chookiat Sakveerakul
Marketed as a typical teen romance between boys and girls, the gay aspect of the love story was controversial.
Thai-language web boards were posted with messages of support, as well as accusations by moviegoers that they were misled into watching “a gay movie.”[1]
Director Chookiat Sakveerakul admitted the film was marketed on the film posters and in the film’s previews as a straight romance because he wanted it to reach a wider audience.[1]
“The movie is not all about gay characters, we are not focusing on gay issues, we are not saying, ‘let’s come out of the closet, so obviously, we don’t want the movie to have a ‘gay’ label,” he said in an interview.[1]
But the director confirmed the mixed reaction of audiences. “I went incognito to a movie theater and observed the audience. I didn’t expect such a strong reaction. Maybe I was just too optimistic that homophobia in Thai society had subsided.”[1]
[edit] Box-office performance
The Love of Siam was released in Thai cinemas on November 22, 2007, opening on 146 screens. It was the No. 1 film at the Thai box office that weekend, topping the previous No. 1 film, Beowulf.[3] It slipped to No. 2 the following weekend, unseated by the comedy film, Ponglang Amazing Theater.[4] In the third week of release, it had dropped to No. 5, with to-date box office takings of US$1,198,637.[5] It has grossed a total of US$1,305,125 to date.
The film was officially released in Taiwan on September 19, 2008 and Singapore on July 16, 2009. It reached No. 12 at the Taiwan box office in opening week.[6]
[edit] Critical response
The Love of Siam was received with critical acclaim upon its release.
Bangkok Post film critic Kong Rithdee called the film “groundbreaking”, in terms of being the first Thai film “to discuss teenagers’ sexuality with frankness”. He praised the mature, realistic family drama aspects of the film, as well as the solid performances, particularly by Sinjai Plengpanich as the mother Sunee.[7]
Another Bangkok Post commentator, Nattakorn Devakula, said the film contained important lessons for Thai society. “The point that the film attempts to teach viewers – and a largely conservative Thai society – is that love is an evolved form of emotional attachment that transcends sexual attraction of the physical form.”[8]
A reviewer for The Nation called the film “brilliantly conceived”.[9]
A few critics found fault with the film, among them Gregoire Glachant of BK magazine, who commented that “The Love of Siam isn’t a very well shot movie. Chookiat’s camera only records his dull play with equally dull angles and light as it wanders from homes to schools, to recording studio, and to Siam Square without sense of purpose or directions.”[10]
The movie also reached a rating of 8.3 (out of 10) on the Internet Movie Database. [11]
[edit] Awards
at Star Entertainment Awards 2007
The Love of Siam dominated Thailand’s 2007 film awards season, winning the Best Picture category in all major national film award events, including the Thailand National Film Association Awards, Starpics Magazine’s Starpics Awards, the Bangkok Critics Assembly Awards, Star Entertainment Awards, and Kom Chad Luek Newspaper’s Kom Chad Luek Awards.[12] Awards won by the film include the following:
Starpics Awards
* Best Picture
* Best Director (Chookiat Sakveerakul)
* Best Actor (Mario Maurer)
* Best Actress (Sinjai Plengpanich)
* Best Supporting Actor (Songsit Rungnopakunsri)
* Best Screenplay (Chookiat Sakveerakul)
* Best Cinematography (Chitti Urnorakankij)
* Best Original Score (Kitti Kuremanee)
* Popular Film.
Kom Chad Luek Awards
* Best Picture
* Best Actress (Sinjai Plengpanich)
Thailand National Film Association Awards
* Best Picture
* Best Director (Chookiat Sakveerakul)
* Best Supporting Actress (Chermarn Boonyasak)
Bangkok Critics Assembly Awards
* Best Picture
* Best Director (Chookiat Sakveerakul)
* Best Actress (Sinjai Plengpanich)
* Best Supporting Actress (Chermarn Boonyasak)
* Best Screenplay (Chookiat Sakveerakul)
* Best Original Score (Kitti Kuremanee)
Star Entertainment Awards
* Best Picture
* Best Director (Chookiat Sakveerakul)
* Best Actress (Sinjai Plengpanich)
* Best Supporting Actress (Chermarn Boonyasak)
* Best Screenplay (Chookiat Sakveerakul)
* Best Original Song
Osaka Asian Film Festival 2009
* Audience Award [13]
The film was also nominated for Best Supporting Actor (Mario Maurer) and Best Composer (Kitti Kuremanee) categories in the Asian Film Awards at the Hong Kong International Film Festival, but did not win.[14]
In October 2008, Mario Maurer won the Best Actor award in Southeast Asian film category at the 10th Cinemanila International Film Festival.[15]
The Love of Siam is Thailand’s submission to the 81st Academy Awards.[16]
[edit] Production
Chookiat Sakveerakul at the Thai press preview of The Love of Siam on November 21, 2007.
The film was first shot on December 26, 2006[17], taking advantage of the Christmas lights and decorations of Siam Square and the surrounding area.[18]
The Love of Siam is unusual among Thai films in many respects. First, at 150 minutes, the film is markedly longer than most other Thai films, and second it is a drama film, which is rare in the Thai industry, which mainly produces horror, comedy, action and (heterosexual) teen romance films.
Director Chookiat Sakveerakul said he felt the longer running time was needed to more fully develop all the characters and the story. He received full backing for this decision from producer Prachya Pinkaew and the production company, Sahamongkol Film International.
“They liked the first cut, which was even longer, so I didn’t need to convince them that much. I feel that every minute of the movie is important, and I’m glad the audience will be able to see it in full,” Chookiat said in an interview before the film’s release.[19]
A nearly three-hour “director’s cut” was released in January, 2008 exclusively at the House RCA cinema, and it played for several weeks of sold-out shows.
The film was a departure for Chookiat, who had previously directed the horror film, Pisaj and the psychological thriller, 13 Beloved.
The gay romance was also unusual, in that it involved two “straight acting” boys. In most Thai films with gay characters, gay men are coarsely depicted as transgenders or transvestites with exaggerated effeminacy.
The young actors portraying Mew and Tong both had difficulties with the kissing scene.
Witwisit Hiranyawongkul, who portrays Mew, accepted the role because it was challenging and because he was interested in working with the director, who was a senior classmate at Montfort College in Chiang Mai.[1]
Mario Maurer, of Chinese-German descent, portrayed Tong, and was “nervous”. “I’ve never kissed a man and kissing is not something you do every day,” he said in an interview. “My father said it was just a job and not to think about it too much.”[1]
[edit] Soundtrack
The Love of Siam Original Soundtrack
Soundtrack by various artists
Released November 12, 2007 (2007-11-12)
Genre Thai rock
Thai pop
Length 45:20
Label Sahamongkol Film International
Producer Chookiat Sakveerakul
An original soundtrack album was released on November 12, 2007, ahead of the film’s release. The two-disc package features a CD with music tracks by Chookiat Sakveerakul, Witwisit Hiranyawongkul, the August band, Passakorn Wiroonsup and Flure, and a VCD. The album proved popular, and had sold out of many shops in the weeks after its release.[1] “Gun Lae Gun” spent seven weeks at number one on Seed 97.5 FM’s charts.[20]
Tagline: “Just ask yourself who you think of when you are listening to love song.”
[edit] Track listing
[edit] Disc 1 (CD)
1. “Gun lae gun” (“กันและกัน”) – performed by Suweera Boonrod (Flure) – 4:34
2. “Ticket (Day Trip)” – performed by Chookiat Sakveerakul & August Band – 3:34
3. “Roo suek barng mhai” (“รู้สึกบ้างไหม”) (Live) – performed by Witwisit Hiranyawongkul – 4:16
4. “Pieng ter” (“เพียงเธอ”) – performed by Witwisit Hiranyawongkul – 4:12
5. “Gun lae gun” (“กันและกัน”) (Acoustic version) – performed by Chookiat Sakveerakul – 6:20
6. “Kuen aun pen niran” (“คืนอันเป็นนิรันดร์”) – performed by Passakorn Wiroonsup – 3:07
7. “Gun lae gun” (“กันและกัน”) (Live) – performed by Witwisit Hiranyawongkul – 6:02
8. “Roo suek barng mhai” (“รู้สึกบ้างไหม “) (Original Mix) – performed by Witwisit Hiranyawongkul – 5:00
9. “Pieng ter” (“เพียงเธอ”) (Demo) – performed by Chookiat Sakveerakul – 4:23
10. “Ticket (Night Trip)” (Bonus Track) – Instrumental – 3:50
[edit] Disc 2 (VCD)
1. The Love of Siam trailer
2. “Gun lae gun” music video
3. Introducing the August band
4. “Gun lae gun” behind-the-scenes music video
[edit] DVD release
The standard DVD for The Love of Siam was released on February 19, 2008 and is available widescreen, and a Thai Dolby Digital 5.1 and Dolby 2.0 Surround track[21] in addition a commentary by director. The DVD included music videos, trailer, pictures from the film.
The three-disc director’s cut DVD was released in three disc on April 9, 2008. Disc 1 and 2 are 178 minutes director’s cut of the film. Disc 3 includes a trailer, a film documentary, Deleted Scenes, Making of the film, Character Introduction ,a live concert and interviewing of Songwriter.
In addition, an audio CD, a wooden doll, postcards, the letter and a note of “Gun lae gun” are featured in a limited DVD Boxset.[22]
The Love of Siam was released as a Collector’s Edition 3 DVD-Set in Taiwan on January 21, 2009. This edition duplicates the Thai three-disc director’s cut DVD and adds an exclusive extra of the director and stars’ reception in Taiwan. This is the only DVD that has English subtitles on both the film and the extras, except the Making Of which doesn’t have any subtitles. Despite the statement on the shop’s website that the DVD is Region 3, it is All Regions. Video is NTSC. This DVD will play in any DVD player in the world.[23]
[24]
[edit] References
1. ^ a b c d e f g h Saeng-Aroon, Vitaya. December 6, 2007. Love in a hot climate, The Nation (Thailand); retrieved 2007-12-13
2. ^ “Chookiat Sakveerakul – A Newwave filmmaker”. Dichan Magazine. February 15 2008. Page 120-133
3. ^ Thailand Box Office November 22-25, 2007, Box Office Mojo; retrieved 2007-12-13
4. ^ Thailand Box Office November 28-December 2, 2007, Box Office Mojo; retrieved 2007-12-13
5. ^ Thailand Box Office December 6-9, 2007, Box Office Mojo; retrieved 2007-12-13
6. ^ Taiwan box office tw.movie.yahoo.com retrieved 2008-9-25 (Chinese)
7. ^ Rithdee, Kong. November 26, 2007. “Love, actually”, Bangkok Post, Real Time, Page R5 (print edition, online articles are archived for subscribers only after seven days)
8. ^ Devakula, Nattakorn. November 29, 2007. “It’s the love of Siam – Rak Haeng Siam”, Bangkok Post, section 1, Page 15 (print edition, online articles are archived for subscribers only after seven days)
9. ^ Review: The Love of Siam, The Nation (Thailand); retrieved 2007-12-13
10. ^ Glachant, Gregoire (2007). December 7,2007. The Love of Siam. BK magazine, Page 40 (print edition)
11. ^ [1]IMDB; retrieved 2008-11-22
12. ^ 2007 Thai film awards summary, Thaicinema.org, http://www.thaicinema.org/news51_062rangwan.asp, retrieved 2008-02-17 .
13. ^ Osaka Asian Film Festival 2009
14. ^ Nominations & winners asianfilmawards.org
15. ^ http://www.cinemanila.org.ph/
16. ^ Oscar gets some ‘Love’
17. ^ Q&A The Love of Siam (Thai)
18. ^ “The Love of Siam” A love definition of Madiew DaraDaily.co.th/; retrieved 2007-12-26
19. ^ Rithdee, Kong. November 16, 2007. “Romancing the Square”, Bangkok Post, Real Time, Page R1 (print edition; online version available only to subscribers after seven days).
20. ^ Seed 97.5 FM chart, MCOT, 14 January 2008, archived from the original on 2007-12-03, http://web.archive.org/web/20071203045322/http://radio.mcot.net/seed/chart.php, retrieved 2009-02-10 ; and Seed 97.5 FM chart, MCOT, 14 January 2008, archived from the original on 2008-01-20, http://web.archive.org/web/20080120182150/http://radio.mcot.net/seed/chart.php, retrieved 2009-02-10 .
21. ^ Love Of Siam DVD
22. ^ Love Of Siam: Director’s Cut
23. ^ Love of Siam – Collector`s Edition (3 Disc)
24. ^ Q Channel 11 Philippines have the rights to watch love of siam and now shielded here but now Q Channel 11 is now the rights this movie. The First Thailand Movie film in Philippine TV.
[edit] External links
Search Wikimedia Commons Wikimedia Commons has media related to: The Love of Siam
* Official site
* TLOS Fansite
* Rak haeng Siam at the Internet Movie Database
* The Love of Siam at MovieSeer
* The Love of Siam at SiamZone (Thai)
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do you think the love of siam is a gay movie?…
yes…or…no
hhhmmm..not really…
yyeaahh! this the best movie have ever watched. on my god! im still watching it at this moment of time, as in now. and im lstening to its OST as well. LOL.. really really love this movie. hhhaaaiisstt!
oh my! i’m so stupid! i did so many typos here. LOL.
wow… it’s very emotional and full of love..