http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gfsAjAZTNo8


Is this a documentary or a movie?

By the way, our 'princess' looks black.

It's just a movie. The claim being related to the actual royal family is flawed. I researched it and haven't found any evidence at all. I think the person that made the movie is trying to draw us in to watch his sh***y movie. You notice the actress is mix, she looks more of a westerner then anything else. Failed attempt. LOL

OMD wrote on 30^th Apr, 2011 at 2:45am:

It's just a movie. The claim being related to the actual royal family is flawed. I researched it and haven't found any evidence at all. I think the person that made the movie is trying to draw us in to watch his sh***y movie. You notice the actress is mix, she looks more of a westerner then anything else. Failed attempt. LOL

Westerner? Are we looking at the same girl here?

She looks black (or, khon dam, as you Lao Americans call them, right?). ;D

The narrator also claims that the heroine's great grandmother was INDEED a wife/concubine of the then Lao king.

Defiantly a "B" movie. Sounds really lame.

Its a movie with the family biography included at the end.

BTW what does Lao look like? Please tell us.


Larb Dip wrote on 30^th Apr, 2011 at 12:38am:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gfsAjAZTNo8 Is this a documentary or a movie? By the way, our 'princess' looks black.

Researched? How can you research an UNTOLD STORY? Prejudice?



OMD wrote on 30^th Apr, 2011 at 2:45am:

It's just a movie. The claim being related to the actual royal family is flawed. I researched it and haven't found any evidence at all. I think the person that made the movie is trying to draw us in to watch his sh***y movie. You notice the actress is mix, she looks more of a westerner then anything else. Failed attempt. LOL

The actress is Lao. Now i will see how deep your Lao pride runs.


Larb Dip wrote on 30^th Apr, 2011 at 3:41am:

OMD wrote on 30th Apr, 2011 at 2:45am: It's just a movie. The claim being related to the actual royal family is flawed. I researched it and haven't found any evidence at all. I think the person that made the movie is trying to draw us in to watch his sh***y movie. You notice the actress is mix, she looks more of a westerner then anything else. Failed attempt. LOL Westerner? Are we looking at the same girl here? She looks black (or, khon dam, as you Lao Americans call them, right?). ;D The narrator also claims that the heroine's great grandmother was INDEED a wife/concubine of the then Lao king.

How do westerners look? :-?



OMD wrote on 30^th Apr, 2011 at 2:45am:

It's just a movie. The claim being related to the actual royal family is flawed. I researched it and haven't found any evidence at all. I think the person that made the movie is trying to draw us in to watch his sh***y movie. You notice the actress is mix, she looks more of a westerner then anything else. Failed attempt. LOL

mychalmitchell323 wrote on 28^th May, 2011 at 1:22pm:

BTW what does Lao look like? Please tell us.

Why ask such an unnecassay question? YOU already KNOW what we look like.

I was simply taking her at face-value. If I were to cross paths with her on the streets, there's no way she'd pass off as 'Lao' - in my eyes, anyway. This is straight fact, no racism intended. Pardon the faux pas, but the case of 'mistaken identity' was compounded by the fact that this is indeed a MOVIE. I thought she was simply thrust into a role and doing her utmost to undertake the part.

By the way, since you're the director, (am I right?) when is the movie coming out? I just can't wait to see it. :)

mychalmitchell323 wrote on 28^th May, 2011 at 1:24pm:

Researched? How can you research an UNTOLD STORY? Prejudice? OMD wrote on 30th Apr, 2011 at 2:45am: It's just a movie. The claim being related to the actual royal family is flawed. I researched it and haven't found any evidence at all. I think the person that made the movie is trying to draw us in to watch his sh***y movie. You notice the actress is mix, she looks more of a westerner then anything else. Failed attempt. LOL

After all these years, an untold story never surfaced in regards to royalty...and it just happen to be now? and in an ACTION movie?  I find that hard to believe.  If it had been a documentary film, I might have possibly accept it, support your claim and film.

Anyone that lives in the western country for most of their lives are considered westerners regardless of race.  I'll bet you are only thinking about a white man, cowboy boots or hats to be considered westerners.  That is very stereotypical.  Look at what you are asking on this forum.  "How do Lao look? How do westerners look?"  It's the same thing, it doesn't really matter.  The thing I'm more concerned about is your message to younger generation of the so-called "untold story"(your claim).  If there's any ounce of truth in it.

I am truly sorry, but, I will not be supporting your film.  My paycheck will go  directly to Lao charity organizations that actually help improve the country and also movies worth seeing.  

sh**ty movie? actress is mixed? westerner? claim proven? stereotypical? anything but..... infact thats why we made the film no stereotypes allowed....claim? thats only for the people who use a small portion of their check to see it......prejudice just like i thought!!!!



OMD wrote on 28^th May, 2011 at 5:06pm:

mychalmitchell323 wrote on 28th May, 2011 at 1:24pm: Researched? How can you research an UNTOLD STORY? Prejudice? OMD wrote on 30th Apr, 2011 at 2:45am: It's just a movie. The claim being related to the actual royal family is flawed. I researched it and haven't found any evidence at all. I think the person that made the movie is trying to draw us in to watch his sh***y movie. You notice the actress is mix, she looks more of a westerner then anything else. Failed attempt. LOL After all these years, an untold story never surfaced in regards to royalty...and it just happen to be now? and in an ACTION movie? I find that hard to believe. If it had been a documentary film, I might have possibly accept it, support your claim and film. Anyone that lives in the western country for most of their lives are considered westerners regardless of race. I'll bet you are only thinking about a white man, cowboy boots or hats to be considered westerners. That is very stereotypical. Look at what you are asking on this forum. "How do Lao look? How do westerners look?" It's the same thing, it doesn't really matter. The thing I'm more concerned about is your message to younger generation of the so-called "untold story"(your claim). If there's any ounce of truth in it. I am truly sorry, but, I will not be supporting your film. My paycheck will go directly to Lao charity organizations that actually help improve the country and also movies worth seeing.

Yes, you are right I am prejudice against your movie because there's no originality and it has been over done by many others.  And also the trailer's message has a mixed feel (confusing).  Especially, when you are trying to blend in fiction and reality (to which I still question) all together. I'm not going to be like many others "Oh I'm Laotian, I'm going to support the movie about Laos regardless if it's good or bad."  I've watched many bad movies based on trailers similar to yours, even with high budget, what makes yours so unique and different?  The trailer you have shown, in my opinion, is basically the summary of the entire movie isn't it?

dont fall victim to the devil's advocate rule....of course man i know what Lao looks like that was a defense mechanism use to see how you respond, YOU DID OKAY anyway we are working on a new release date.......for the record the actress in question speaks more Lao than the dancers, they were shocked too


Larb Dip wrote on 28^th May, 2011 at 3:21pm:

mychalmitchell323 wrote on 28th May, 2011 at 1:22pm: BTW what does Lao look like? Please tell us. Why ask such an unnecassay question? YOU already KNOW what we look like. I was simply taking her at face-value. If I were to cross paths with her on the streets, there's no way she'd pass off as 'Lao' - in my eyes, anyway. This is straight fact, no racism intended. Pardon the faux pas, but the case of 'mistaken identity' was compounded by the fact that this is indeed a MOVIE. I thought she was simply thrust into a role and doing her utmost to undertake the part. By the way, since you're the director, (am I right?) when is the movie coming out? I just can't wait to see it. :)

mychalmitchell323 wrote on 29^th May, 2011 at 9:11pm:

dont fall victim to the devil's advocate rule....of course man i know what Lao looks like that was a defense mechanism use to see how you respond, YOU DID OKAY anyway we are working on a new release date.......for the record the actress in question speaks more Lao than the dancers, they were shocked too Larb Dip wrote on 28th May, 2011 at 3:21pm: mychalmitchell323 wrote on 28th May, 2011 at 1:22pm: BTW what does Lao look like? Please tell us. Why ask such an unnecassay question? YOU already KNOW what we look like. I was simply taking her at face-value. If I were to cross paths with her on the streets, there's no way she'd pass off as 'Lao' - in my eyes, anyway. This is straight fact, no racism intended. Pardon the faux pas, but the case of 'mistaken identity' was compounded by the fact that this is indeed a MOVIE. I thought she was simply thrust into a role and doing her utmost to undertake the part. By the way, since you're the director, (am I right?) when is the movie coming out? I just can't wait to see it. :)

You might want to ask these guys what that think about your movie.

Someone wrote:

"Her real life great grandmother was married to the King of Laos...hmm...interesting. But not to be racist, did she have to be a black girl. "

Is that the kind of response you were looking for?

http://www.asiafinest.com/forum/index.php?showtopic=265487

Larb dip thanks for that insight. I signed up and replied go check it out.

What's the motive behind these sly questions, man?

huh?


Larb Dip wrote on 31^st May, 2011 at 2:16am:

What's the motive behind these sly questions, man?

Look like a good movie. But I think it would look better if the princess was 100% Lao. Was one of Lao king wife black?
;)

mychalmitchell323 wrote on 31^st May, 2011 at 10:29am:

huh? Larb Dip wrote on 31st May, 2011 at 2:16am: What's the motive behind these sly questions, man?

He was referring to your questions.  What is Lao? What is Mexican? What is American?  Are all these questions a test? And for what reason you ask these questions? What exactly is the motive behind it?  What do you gain out of it?  

llX wrote on 31^st May, 2011 at 3:19pm:

Look like a good movie. But I think it would look better if the princess was 100% Lao. Was one of Lao king wife black? ;)

;D ;D ;D ;D ;D

llX wrote on 31^st May, 2011 at 3:19pm:

Look like a good movie. But I think it would look better if the princess was 100% Lao. Was one of Lao king wife black? ;)

Heres the same answer i gave to the same question at another site:

Good question, and no racist overtone taken, a ligitimate question. Great grandmother black? Well its like this if you look at life this way........(no no i mean) back then the king was very handsom........(hold on a minute) what im trying to say is the Mekong river was........(wait a minute) WHAT WAS THE QUESTION AGAIN? LOL

sorry the family Bio at the end of the movie answers that .....if you dont go see this great film i will tell you myself later

llX wrote on 31^st May, 2011 at 3:19pm:

Look like a good movie. But I think it would look better if the princess was 100% Lao. Was one of Lao king wife black? ;)

actually Loa Lan i beg to differ.............i think that an actress thats not %100 Lao play the part is better......my friends who know me said just what i thougt, "thats just like Mychal going against the grain" my brief bio on life? if i saw 100 men with a just cause opposing 1 i would not participate with that 100 even though they had a just cause, on the other hand if i saw 1 man fighting 100 for something he believed in i would join him and say "you take that 50 and i'll take this 50" in essence wouldnt feel comfotable making a movie to please the masses......not arguing with you just giving my two cents ....for the record i have read some of your post you seem like a level headed person.....

I'll go see it. But Laos have at least 30 princess or more. Lao king have so many kids, wife and mistress. Can't the producer just pick other princess.
;)


mychalmitchell323 wrote on 31^st May, 2011 at 9:11pm:

llX wrote on 31st May, 2011 at 3:19pm: Look like a good movie. But I think it would look better if the princess was 100% Lao. Was one of Lao king wife black? ;) Heres the same answer i gave to the same question at another site: Good question, and no racist overtone taken, a ligitimate question. Great grandmother black? Well its like this if you look at life this way........(no no i mean) back then the king was very handsom........(hold on a minute) what im trying to say is the Mekong river was........(wait a minute) WHAT WAS THE QUESTION AGAIN? LOL sorry the family Bio at the end of the movie answers that .....if you dont go see this great film i will tell you myself later

llX wrote on 31^st May, 2011 at 9:30pm:

I'll go see it. But Laos have at least 30 princess or more. Lao king have so many kids, wife and mistress. Can't the producer just pick other princess. ;) ahhh no.....i see ur on line now im leaving now but since you said you will go see it i will share something with you tomorrow, talk later mychalmitchell323 wrote on 31st May, 2011 at 9:11pm: llX wrote on 31st May, 2011 at 3:19pm: Look like a good movie. But I think it would look better if the princess was 100% Lao. Was one of Lao king wife black? ;) Heres the same answer i gave to the same question at another site: Good question, and no racist overtone taken, a ligitimate question. Great grandmother black? Well its like this if you look at life this way........(no no i mean) back then the king was very handsom........(hold on a minute) what im trying to say is the Mekong river was........(wait a minute) WHAT WAS THE QUESTION AGAIN? LOL sorry the family Bio at the end of the movie answers that .....if you dont go see this great film i will tell you myself later

mychalmitchell323, I have a few questions regarding your film, if you don't mind:

1) Can you tease us with a synopsis?

2) Is there any dialogue in Lao during this movie?

3) Why did you undertake the theme of The princess of Laos?

4) What was the budget you were working with?

5) Do you bear any relation to the films namesake?

6) A movie isn't really a movie - in the 21st century - without the contours of the heroine exposed in all her glory. Can we anticipate any nudity/sex scenes in this film?

7) When can I expect to be hitting up the pirate bay to download your art?

Larb Dip wrote on 1^st Jun, 2011 at 9:03pm:

mychalmitchell323, I have a few questions regarding your film, if you don't mind: 1) Can you tease us with a synopsis? 2) Is there any dialogue in Lao during this movie? 3) Why did you undertake the theme of The princess of Laos? 4) What was the budget you were working with? 5) Do you bear any relation to the films namesake? 6) A movie isn't really a movie - in the 21st century - without the contours of the heroine exposed. Can we anticipate any nudity/sex scenes in this film? 7) When can I expect to be hitting up the pirate bay to download your art?

Dont be disappointed that i cant answer all, k?
1) The girl was born in Laos and at the age of 13 she travel to US to find her father. She hires this investigator who witnessed a murder right after she hired him. So hes eluding the cops, running from a killer while looking for her father.
2) Dialogue? Absolutely, plenty with subtitles.
3) Theme? Larb trust me man her great grandmother really was married to the king.
4) Budget? Can not disclose that.
5) No relations to films name sake, whatever that means. When i met the family i was impressed with their story.
6) Nudty? Never, none, no way, nada, absolutely not.
7) Pirate? come on Lard dont do that to me.

Thanks for the interview, buddy. :)

I have one more question:

When will your film be released?

Larb Dip wrote on 2^nd Jun, 2011 at 5:26am:

Thanks for the interview, buddy. :) I have one more question: When will your film be released?

we are trying for July but keep in mind this is and independant film which means you probably wont see it until the fall.....we will be doing festivals first.....for the record not only is there no nudity there is no swearing or violence......

Are the scenes filmed in Laos as well?

PEACE wrote on 2^nd Jun, 2011 at 1:09pm:

Are the scenes filmed in Laos as well?

no sorry cowboy no scenes in Laos, however there is a scene of the girl leaving Laos which was really filmed here at a Buddhist temple (with the blessings of the monks of course)

mychalmitchell323 wrote on 2^nd Jun, 2011 at 11:55am:

we are trying for July but keep in mind this is and independant film which means you probably wont see it until the fall.....we will be doing festivals first.....for the record not only is there no nudity there is no swearing or violence......

Is there a premiere planned for New Zealand? Probably not, right? So, I guess I'll just have to catch it on Youtube. ;D

One of the sub-plots involves murder; but there's no violence in a supposed 'action' film? What type of movie is this? :-?


mychalmitchell323 wrote on 2^nd Jun, 2011 at 2:21pm:

no sorry cowboy no scenes in Laos, however there is a scene of the girl leaving Laos which was really filmed here at a Buddhist temple (with the blessings of the monks of course)

Where abouts was this shot?

Larb Dip wrote on 2^nd Jun, 2011 at 8:23pm:

mychalmitchell323 wrote on 2nd Jun, 2011 at 11:55am: we are trying for July but keep in mind this is and independant film which means you probably wont see it until the fall.....we will be doing festivals first.....for the record not only is there no nudity there is no swearing or violence...... Is there a premiere planned for New Zealand? Probably not, right? So, I guess I'll just have to catch it on Youtube. ;D One of the sub-plots involves murder; but there's no violence in a supposed 'action' film? What type of movie is this? :-? mychalmitchell323 wrote on 2nd Jun, 2011 at 2:21pm: no sorry cowboy no scenes in Laos, however there is a scene of the girl leaving Laos which was really filmed here at a Buddhist temple (with the blessings of the monks of course) Where abouts was this shot?

It can be shown anywhere demanded. Just in case its not there fast enough i'll get you a copy.

Larb Dip wrote on 2^nd Jun, 2011 at 8:23pm:

mychalmitchell323 wrote on 2nd Jun, 2011 at 11:55am: we are trying for July but keep in mind this is and independant film which means you probably wont see it until the fall.....we will be doing festivals first.....for the record not only is there no nudity there is no swearing or violence...... Is there a premiere planned for New Zealand? Probably not, right? So, I guess I'll just have to catch it on Youtube. ;D One of the sub-plots involves murder; but there's no violence in a supposed 'action' film? What type of movie is this? :-? mychalmitchell323 wrote on 2nd Jun, 2011 at 2:21pm: no sorry cowboy no scenes in Laos, however there is a scene of the girl leaving Laos which was really filmed here at a Buddhist temple (with the blessings of the monks of course) Where abouts was this shot?

Man you ask a lot of questions? If you figure anything out please dont reveal here, pm me. Shot in the Chicago area including that $5 million dollar estate in the trailer with a private lake where the girls danced. Im gonna start charging you for questions... :-X

mychalmitchell323 wrote on 2^nd Jun, 2011 at 11:33pm:

Larb Dip wrote on 2nd Jun, 2011 at 8:23pm: mychalmitchell323 wrote on 2nd Jun, 2011 at 11:55am: we are trying for July but keep in mind this is and independant film which means you probably wont see it until the fall.....we will be doing festivals first.....for the record not only is there no nudity there is no swearing or violence...... Is there a premiere planned for New Zealand? Probably not, right? So, I guess I'll just have to catch it on Youtube. ;D One of the sub-plots involves murder; but there's no violence in a supposed 'action' film? What type of movie is this? :-? mychalmitchell323 wrote on 2nd Jun, 2011 at 2:21pm: no sorry cowboy no scenes in Laos, however there is a scene of the girl leaving Laos which was really filmed here at a Buddhist temple (with the blessings of the monks of course) Where abouts was this shot? It can be shown anywhere demanded. Just in case its not there fast enough i'll get you a copy.

what kind of movie? drama... most of the action was in the trailer, main plot is a lost love, murder? yes but you will have to watch to appreciate the delicate nature of the film

I had just looked at the trailer and would be very interesting to see the movie when it comes out in the near future.   I have not look at the entire discussion the forum pertaining to this movie top but  are you the director/producer/spokesperson of the movie?

PEACE wrote on 3^rd Jun, 2011 at 3:12am:

I had just looked at the trailer and would be very interesting to see the movie when it comes out in the near future. I have not look at the entire discussion the forum pertaining to this movie top but are you the director/producer/spokesperson of the movie?

no/yes/part of staff, so yes

Looked like an 'independent' film? Would you happen to know of any Lao American actor/actress working in movie or TV shows besides the Lao family from Arlen, Texas in 'King of the Hill' ;D?

PEACE wrote on 3^rd Jun, 2011 at 3:33am:

Looked like an 'independent' film? Would you happen to know of any Lao American actor/actress working in movie or TV shows besides the Lao family from Arlen, Texas in 'King of the Hill' ;D?

no i dont so i contacted the Lao Assosiation here and they refered me to the 30 actors/actresses that was used in this film, where do you live?

Houston, TExas. What city/state was the movie supposed to be in? Philly?


mychalmitchell323 wrote on 3^rd Jun, 2011 at 3:47am:

PEACE wrote on 3rd Jun, 2011 at 3:33am: Looked like an 'independent' film? Would you happen to know of any Lao American actor/actress working in movie or TV shows besides the Lao family from Arlen, Texas in 'King of the Hill' ;D? no i dont so i contacted the Lao Assosiation here and they refered me to the 30 actors/actresses that was used in this film, where do you live?

PEACE wrote on 3^rd Jun, 2011 at 3:55am:

Houston, TExas. What city/state was the movie supposed to be in? Philly? mychalmitchell323 wrote on 3rd Jun, 2011 at 3:47am: PEACE wrote on 3rd Jun, 2011 at 3:33am: Looked like an 'independent' film? Would you happen to know of any Lao American actor/actress working in movie or TV shows besides the Lao family from Arlen, Texas in 'King of the Hill' ;D? no i dont so i contacted the Lao Assosiation here and they refered me to the 30 actors/actresses that was used in this film, where do you live?

no Chicago...Houston huh, i have several friends in Houston (Sugarland) the movie will be coming to Houston as well

In Sugarland - AWESOME! I am about 10 minutes from there. What theatre and you said sometime in the Fall seaon?


mychalmitchell323 wrote on 3^rd Jun, 2011 at 3:58am:

PEACE wrote on 3rd Jun, 2011 at 3:55am: Houston, TExas. What city/state was the movie supposed to be in? Philly? mychalmitchell323 wrote on 3rd Jun, 2011 at 3:47am: PEACE wrote on 3rd Jun, 2011 at 3:33am: Looked like an 'independent' film? Would you happen to know of any Lao American actor/actress working in movie or TV shows besides the Lao family from Arlen, Texas in 'King of the Hill' ;D? no i dont so i contacted the Lao Assosiation here and they refered me to the 30 actors/actresses that was used in this film, where do you live? no Chicago...Houston huh, i have several friends in Houston (Sugarland) the movie will be coming to Houston as well

PEACE wrote on 3^rd Jun, 2011 at 4:01am:

In Sugarland - AWESOME! I am about 10 minutes from there. What theatre and you said sometime in the Fall seaon? i'll get that info for you later mychalmitchell323 wrote on 3rd Jun, 2011 at 3:58am: PEACE wrote on 3rd Jun, 2011 at 3:55am: Houston, TExas. What city/state was the movie supposed to be in? Philly? mychalmitchell323 wrote on 3rd Jun, 2011 at 3:47am: PEACE wrote on 3rd Jun, 2011 at 3:33am: Looked like an 'independent' film? Would you happen to know of any Lao American actor/actress working in movie or TV shows besides the Lao family from Arlen, Texas in 'King of the Hill' ;D? no i dont so i contacted the Lao Assosiation here and they refered me to the 30 actors/actresses that was used in this film, where do you live? no Chicago...Houston huh, i have several friends in Houston (Sugarland) the movie will be coming to Houston as well

For what its worth, I think it looks like an incredibly horrible film, with a plot that I already know I'd hate.

And if I had a dime for every one who claims royal ancestry here in the US, I'd have a whole lot of money.

And I agree that the lead actress was a terrible choice.

Director has to make the movie interesting. They're also targeting western audience.
;)

I never really understood one aspect of movies:

If you going to spend all the time, money, and effort into making a film, why not at least be sure you first have a story worth making a move out of?

Even with the Hollywood blockbusters, you would think there would be thousands of story tellers and writers that could help the dismal plots of all those heavily CGI'ed action movies and comic book recreations.

I would still watch the movie no matter how bad it is because 'Laos' is part othe title ;).

Agreed. Anything Laos I supported.
;)


PEACE wrote on 6^th Jun, 2011 at 2:24am:

I would still watch the movie no matter how bad it is because 'Laos' is part othe title ;).

PEACE wrote on 6^th Jun, 2011 at 2:24am:

I would still watch the movie no matter how bad it is because 'Laos' is part othe title ;).

I almost choked on my food, after reading this. LOL

;D ;D ;D ;D ;D.  The things I do when there is so much 'Lao Pride' inside.

this is a good movie.....cant wait to get your views of it


PEACE wrote on 7^th Jun, 2011 at 3:04am:

;D ;D ;D ;D ;D.  The things I do when there is so much 'Lao Pride' inside.

Lao huk Lao. Lao supported Lao.
;) :)

thanks man im going to make this last statement then you can judge for yourself when we post the website.....IM ON A MISSION TO ACCOMPLISH SOMETHING NEVER BEFORE DONE. SOMETHING THAT I PROMISED SOMEONE I WOULD DO. IF SUCCESSFUL IT WILL BE HISTORIC SO YOUR SUPPORT IS VERY ENCOURAGING.


llX wrote on 10^th Jun, 2011 at 3:31pm:

Lao huk Lao. Lao supported Lao. ;) :)

Hey man, I think your caps lock is broken.

I doubt that the cap lock is broken.  He sounded pretty serious ;D.

Serious about what?

His 'MISSION' and I do really know exactly he meant but we have to wait and see ;D.

Look like a good movies can't wait when till come out.
;)

None of the scenes are shot in Laos according to that dude.  Probably filming in Laos by ousider is not allow.

They can film movies in Laos, but it has to be approved by officials.
;)



PEACE wrote on 24^th Jun, 2011 at 3:15am:

None of the scenes are shot in Laos according to that dude.  Probably filming in Laos by ousider is not allow.

hang on for that mission, it will be revealed at lana conference in washington dc

llX wrote on 26^th Jun, 2011 at 10:26pm:

They can film movies in Laos, but it has to be approved by officials. ;) PEACE wrote on 24th Jun, 2011 at 3:15am: None of the scenes are shot in Laos according to that dude.  Probably filming in Laos by ousider is not allow.

nope no scenes in laos we filmed inside a temple here to similate laos but all filmed in the Chicago area

The movies look good.
;) :)

What's a 'lana conference'?


mychalmitchell323 wrote on 7^th Jul, 2011 at 4:46pm:

hang on for that mission, it will be revealed at lana conference in washington dc

Laotian American National Alliance
http://lana-usa.org/?page_id=323



PEACE wrote on 8^th Jul, 2011 at 9:00am:

What's a 'lana conference'? mychalmitchell323 wrote on 7th Jul, 2011 at 4:46pm: hang on for that mission, it will be revealed at lana conference in washington dc

Could not open the '2nd annual conferecen' but curious to know who will be presenting and what they are planning to talk about.

I think the goal of LANA is helping Lao-American community.
;) :)

Has anyone here been there?

I have not been there, but they have meeting in different states.
:) ;)

llX wrote on 20^th Jun, 2011 at 4:18am:

Look like a good movies can't wait when till come out. ;)

It is a great movie and has been given a great endorsement. Check out my last post of this topic regarding the endorsement.

llX wrote on 8^th Jul, 2011 at 10:23pm:

Laotian American National Alliance http://lana-usa.org/?page_id=323 PEACE wrote on 8th Jul, 2011 at 9:00am: What's a 'lana conference'? mychalmitchell323 wrote on 7th Jul, 2011 at 4:46pm: hang on for that mission, it will be revealed at lana conference in washington dc

http://www.facebook.com/feeds/notes.php?id=35640147834&viewer=100001741668268&key=AWjQ3wBqKgu-bS7C&format=rss20
Guess who's speaking at LANA

PEACE wrote on 8^th Jul, 2011 at 11:53pm:

Could not open the '2nd annual conferecen' but curious to know who will be presenting and what they are planning to talk about.

http://www.facebook.com/feeds/notes.php?id=35640147834&viewer=100001741668268&key=AWjQ3wBqKgu-bS7C&format=rss20

Princess of Laos has been given a huge endorsement. Internationally known Morlum singer Seng Deuane has agreed to be on the soundtrack. She has even written a song just for the movie. The song she wrote is expected to have the "My Heart Will Go On" affect. We hope all will like it.

Very nice congratulation.
;) :)


mychalmitchell323 wrote on 21^st Jul, 2011 at 4:46am:

llX wrote on 20th Jun, 2011 at 4:18am: Look like a good movies can't wait when till come out. ;) It is a great movie and has been given a great endorsement. Check out my last post of this topic regarding the endorsement.

Thank for the sites and keep up the good work LANA.
;) :)


mychalmitchell323 wrote on 21^st Jul, 2011 at 4:57am:

llX wrote on 8th Jul, 2011 at 10:23pm: Laotian American National Alliance http://lana-usa.org/?page_id=323 PEACE wrote on 8th Jul, 2011 at 9:00am: What's a 'lana conference'? mychalmitchell323 wrote on 7th Jul, 2011 at 4:46pm: hang on for that mission, it will be revealed at lana conference in washington dc http://www.facebook.com/feeds/notes.php?id=35640147834&viewer=100001741668268&key=AWjQ3wBqKgu-bS7C&format=rss20 Guess who's speaking at LANA

Its a movie with the family biography included at the end.

What is the schedule date to be shown in Sugarland, Texas?

How about Minnesota?
:) ;)

janny pan wrote on 26^th Jul, 2011 at 11:18am:

Its a movie with the family biography included at the end.

a tearful biography

PEACE wrote on 27^th Jul, 2011 at 2:14am:

What is the schedule date to be shown in Sugarland, Texas?

im not sure if we will be right in Sugarland but Houston is on the list and i will give you plenty of time to adjust your schedule

llX wrote on 28^th Jul, 2011 at 9:47pm:

How about Minnesota? :) ;)

i hear its a huge huge Lao community in Minnesota and its one of our first places to visit

yess Good Thank For you SoGood!

Has the movie come out yet?

check out the website www.princessoflaosmovie.com and the soundtrack associated with it

Princess of Laos website is up here waiting a reply.


Larb Dip wrote on 28^th May, 2011 at 3:21pm:

mychalmitchell323 wrote on 28th May, 2011 at 1:22pm: BTW what does Lao look like? Please tell us. Why ask such an unnecassay question? YOU already KNOW what we look like. I was simply taking her at face-value. If I were to cross paths with her on the streets, there's no way she'd pass off as 'Lao' - in my eyes, anyway. This is straight fact, no racism intended. Pardon the faux pas, but the case of 'mistaken identity' was compounded by the fact that this is indeed a MOVIE. I thought she was simply thrust into a role and doing her utmost to undertake the part. By the way, since you're the director, (am I right?) when is the movie coming out? I just can't wait to see it. :)

website for the movie princess of laos is up waiting for a reply


llX wrote on 31^st May, 2011 at 3:19pm:

Look like a good movie. But I think it would look better if the princess was 100% Lao. Was one of Lao king wife black? ;)

Thank for the updated. Cool you got Tommy C.
;) :)


mychalmitchell323 wrote on 18^th Sep, 2011 at 8:57pm:

check out the website www.princessoflaosmovie.com and the soundtrack associated with it

yup yup


llX wrote on 19^th Sep, 2011 at 11:03am:

Thank for the updated. Cool you got Tommy C. ;) :) mychalmitchell323 wrote on 18th Sep, 2011 at 8:57pm: check out the website www.princessoflaosmovie.com and the soundtrack associated with it

is this the movie made by channy d's uncle in chicago?

Yes who is this?

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_l7PVbmSPNk