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Silk Trace
Rerin, the textile professor goes to take vacation in Chiang Mai because she wants to have time to think over about her relationship with Thanin, her fiance. On her vacation, she meets Suriyawong, the owner of The Chang Restaurant in Chiang Mai who descends from the prince and Grandma Bua Ngern. Suriyawong falls in love at first sight with Rerin and feels like she's someone who he has longed for. However, Wongprajan, Suriyawong's relative and the owner of Le Laos Restaurant comes in to obstruct their love and declare herself as his fiancee.
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Plot Summary
Silk Trace is a documentary that delves into the historical significance and cultural impact of silk, tracing its journey from ancient China across continents. The film explores the intricate processes of silk production, its role in trade routes like the Silk Road, and its influence on art, fashion, and society throughout history.
Critical Reception
Information regarding critical reception and audience viewership for 'Silk Trace (2011)' is not readily available through standard public film databases, suggesting it may have had limited distribution or a niche audience.
What Reviewers Say
The film offers a visually rich exploration of silk's history.
Details the fascinating production methods and cultural significance of silk.
Provides a historical perspective on trade and its impact on global development.
Google audience: Audience reviews for 'Silk Trace (2011)' are not widely published, making it difficult to summarize specific likes or dislikes.
Fun Fact
The ancient Chinese guarded the secret of sericulture (silk production) for centuries, making silk a highly prized and exotic commodity in the Western world.
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