Romantic stories rarely concern themselves with environmental stewardship, food systems or humanity's relationship with nature.
Yet those themes sit at the heart of Love In Seasons, a new Thai film that uses a story of love and personal growth to explore sustainability, self-reliance and the origins of the food people consume every day. Through the journey of its two central characters, the film invites audiences to reflect on the connections between people, nature and the choices that shape both. The film is currently showing in cinemas.
Directed by Yeowalak Mekkulviroj and written by supervising producer Puanpetch Supavanich, Love In Seasons uses a romantic-comedy framework to explore sustainability, food systems and humanity's relationship with nature. Created as part of the "Magic Seeds: The Recipe Of Love" initiative, the movie emerged from a broader effort to promote knowledge about sustainable food production and living in harmony with nature.
