Sorn, a young soldier, comes to visit his home town. He finds that his little wooden house is untidy and deserted. His grandmother is getting very old and has been waiting for her descendants to visit home. Their everyday lives are very common and usual until her grandson calls and tells her that he will bring his son to visit.
After working in Bangkok as construction worker, a man decides to return back to his hometown upcountry.
A country boy and his girlfriend, an old man in the paddy field, young students and traditional rice. A busy teacher and his ignorant student, an old father who is more worthless than a old wood house, a father and his little son, a mess in a new house, a man who looking for his wife, and many touched stories and characters happened in the village, Wang Pi Kul.
It covers the lives of the poor in 4 different regions of Thailand, all connected by the same railroad. A monk, a laborer, an orphan and former friends, all facing various problems and hardships.
Nob leads a happy life in a small town with his wife and young son. But when his son dies and his wife leaves him, he is unable to cope.
While scouting locations in his hometown for a new film, a director confronts his past, his family and the blurred line between reality and fiction.
