A new Netflix series, The Evil Lawyer, presents all shades of the Thai justice system. A Thai court drama series that involved intensive research for over half a decade, the series aims to portray the game of wit inside the courtroom in a way that is both entertaining and grounded in realism while weaving in issues close to the creators' hearts that audiences around the world can relate to.
The recent press call was presented in the form of a monochrome exhibition-style experience, inviting audiences to question a world where nothing is entirely black or white and encouraging them to seek answers within the series. The Evil Lawyer, now available to stream on Netflix, positions itself as a courtroom drama that challenges perception, morality and the blurred boundaries of justice.
Following the success of his acclaimed series Mad Unicorn, director Nottapon Boonprakob returns with a new creative challenge in The Evil Lawyer. He collaborates with co-creator Jakrin Thepwong, who serves as co-director and co-writer and creative director Songphon Chantarasom.
