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Shades of justice

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…

Bangkok Post · Jun 29

Does truth matter?

Does truth matter?

Stories about the legal profession are not difficult to tell, largely because it is a field often surrounded by scandal and moral ambiguity. Lawyers are frequently portrayed in public discourse as individuals who operate at the edge of ethical boundaries, sometimes even assisting guilty parties in escaping prosecution through technicalities,…

Bangkok Post · Jun 25

The Evil Lawyer review – gripping, twisty and ludicrously hammy

The Evil Lawyer review – gripping, twisty and ludicrously hammy

The lead character in this Thai courtroom drama may have more than a whiff of pantomime villain about her, but this a fun, very watchable show – albeit one that is faintly ridiculous at times

The Guardian - UK · Jun 11

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In a broken system, how far will you bend?

From the award-winning director of Mad Unicorn comes The Evil Lawyer , a searing legal drama that cracks open Thailand’s justice system — and asks what it really takes to fight for the truth when the system is broken, when the odds are stacked against you.

Bangkok Post · Jun 9

The Evil Lawyer set for June 11 Netflix premiere

From the award-winning director of Mad Unicorn comes The Evil Lawyer, a searing legal drama that cracks open Thailand's justice system -- and asks what it really takes to fight for the truth when the system is broken and the odds are stacked against you. The series' global Netflix premiere…

Bangkok Post · May 27

Central teams up with filmmaker to highlight social responsibility

Central Group has underlined its commitment to sustainable social development through the "Central Tham Better Together" project -- which now helps some 100,000 families generate 1.5 billion baht in income -- by purchasing their local products to sell in Central's retail spaces.

Bangkok Post · May 19, 2022

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