Film Lens
In 'The Terrorists,' the narrative begins with two men fishing off the coast of Bangkok, surrounded by vibrant marine life. This picturesque scene contrasts with the violent history of the region, particularly the massacre that took place in spring 2010. The film captures the juxtaposition of the natural beauty of the rubber plantation and the haunting memories of violence that persist in the area.
As the story unfolds, the film discusses the 'black cloak of forgetting' that has settled over the events, leading to a suppression of truth and obscuring the memories of those impacted by the violence. Through striking visuals and storytelling, the documentary addresses the lingering shadows of the past that continue to affect the community in Bangkok.
Why Watch
- •See the contrast of beauty and violence in Bangkok.
- •Meet the people affected by the 2010 massacre.
- •Find out about the 'black cloak of forgetting' in history.
Did You Know
•A massacre occurred in spring 2010 in Bangkok.
•The film has a duration of 103 minutes.
•The documentary is directed by Thunska Pansittivorakul.
Perfect For
Thai history enthusiastsDocumentary loversSocial justice advocates