Tomorrow and I

4 thai future scenarios with interesting thoughts but mostly recycled by already existing ideas. While each episode starts promising, the endings are too cheap. For the western watchers the thai humour is more cringe than funny.

This anthology has solid art direction and special effects, however only the third episode (about religion) has worthwhile storytelling. The other three delve so deep into sexual identity, sexual exploitation, and juvenile slapstick that they minimize and insult Thai culture. If there is a season two, I hope that the creator teams with more experienced storytellers.