Movie into the movie

I was also wondering about that film, which looks very surreal. I still don't know its name, but the director, Apichatpong Weerasethakul, is asked about it in a Slant interview:

"I'm fascinated by the trailer shown in the movie theater scene of Cemetery of Splendour, which appears to be some kind of exploitation film or violent fantasy. Is that a film you know or was it created specifically for your film?

No, it's a real movie that hadn't released in Thailand yet at that time. I was struck by the style, which isn't really the kind of film being made nowadays. I was shocked and also surprised that people still make these films for theaters. Then I found out it's made by a very old guy who tried to make a film after a long time, and maybe he lost touch with the contemporary movie style. For me, this is very unique and sad at the same time, and it brought back memories of these kinds of films when I grew up. So I asked for permission to screen the trailer. But it's quite sad, because he lost a lot of money from this movie.

Oh no!

Yeah, it is true, but in fact nobody watches this kind of film anymore."

http://www.slantmagazine.com/features/article/interview-apichatpong-weerasethakul

I've just seen the movie, and the name of the movie is mentioned in the credits; it's called "The Iron Coffin Killer".

Hope this helps :)
If you google that name you'll find a few articles regarding Cemetery of Splendor and mentioning some more about it, but apparently the movie wasn't released ever, which is a damn shame, I was also very intrigued and would've loved to see more of it!


Fine, fine, I'll leave! But first I'm going to bother these peanuts! Hmm? Yes? Hmm? HMM?