(2025, Thailand, 122')
A drama that investigates the contemporary human condition in a world marked by a global decline in birth rates. Through the eyes of a young human resources manager, the film explores humanity as revealed through interviews with various candidates, in the search for the “perfect” employee for her company.
A filmmaker, journalist, and film critic (Bangkok, 1984), co-founder of the collective Third Class Citizen. He made his feature debut with 36, winner of the New Currents Award at the Busan International Film Festival. His second film, Mary is Happy, Mary is Happy, was selected for the Biennale College Cinema section at the 70th Venice International Film Festival.
