Set 15 years after the 2010 military massacre of pro-democracy protesters in Bangkok, Anocha Suwichakornpong’s film blurs the boundaries between filmmaking, political reflection and legal investigation. It unfolds as both a rehearsal and an act of remembrance – staging a fictional trial for those responsible for the violence that remains officially unaccounted for. As Thailand’s justice system continues to suppress efforts towards civic accountability, <em class="film">Narrative</em> weaves together the testimony of real witnesses with the filmmaker’s own research process for her forthcoming feature, <em class="film-other">Fiction</em>. Through this layered approach, Suwichakornpong creates a space where documentary evidence and imaginative reconstruction converge, challenging viewers to confront the gaps in official narratives. The result is a haunting meditation on truth, representation and the unfinished work of history – asking what cinema can accomplish when traditional paths to justice have been foreclosed.