Jessada Chan-yaem

two young are trying to sleep, one to continue his dreams as being someone else, another just to witness the fear and despair. They are fighting against the forever-noon sun that blazes and invades their room among the city of Bangkok, the dust, the death, and the skyscrapers

In the near future, a filmmaker documents the last traces of life on Planet Earth. As his journey unfolds, fragments of the past resurface in conversation, giving way to invisible histories that begin to speak and unseen presences that emerge, rooted in the memory of a long-lost loved one. Through the act of capturing and recording, he attempts to grasp loss and impermanence.

The film tells of a dream he had about his ghost friend he met in the library as a child.

On a quiet night, a group of young people gathered to talk about their feelings toward the past, present, and future of filmmaking, blending truth and fiction in their conversation.

The film reimagines a ghost in the artist’s hometown who loves dancing Ramwong and scares people after her tragic death.