Thought this might be of interest to some of the readers of this section. It asks questions for which there are no clear answers around issues of acting for change. It brings in disability & employment, discrimination against women and LGBTQ+ (screenwriter/director is a trans woman), art as a means of healing and of challenging conventions of beauty, loss, privilege, corruption and the things those who've been corrupted do to keep themselves in power and how they continue to get away with it, and the importance of working together. There's a pivotal scene nearing the end showing what people can do that's based on a real event in Thailand.

It's intelligent, articulate and powerful.

Not Me, 14 episodes 45 minutes each. Thai series are usually uploaded in 4 bits per episode, which confuses people at first. You'll get the hang of it soon enough. Available free to watch with English and other language subtitles on GMMTV's official youtube channel.