Chef Maiyuu's chocolate fudge, neatly stacked on a serving dish.

He arranged his fudge creation and took these pictures while I was at work last night.

Also pictured here is yakisoba (Japanese fried noodle), with fried dried fish sprinkled on top, which Maiyuu made for yesterday's lunch.

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Surely one of the must-see Thai films of the year, I said. That'll learn me! I hadn't seen O Nathapon's A Moment in June when I made that bold prediction.

His ensemble romance, starring Chakrit Yamnam as a gay man, looked so promising from the stills, but in the end left me cold.

Maiyuu bought the film on DVD at the 7-11 a few weeks ago, and I mentioned it at the time. I walked past the TV just as Chakrit was making love to some hairy farang guy.

I promised to provide a brief write-up after I watched the film in full myself.

After I put it on yesterday, Maiyuu lost interest after the first 20 minutes, perhaps because he had seen it before. I lost interest after the first half an hour, as it just wasn't going anywhere.

Arty, to the point of being frustrating. Where's the action? It is so surreal I felt as if I was watching a stage play (in parts, I am - Chakrit plays a playwright).

I don't want to say more, as it may grow on me over time. The file is here.