Breaking the Cycle

There are many more very important events that were not included in the film "Breaking the Cycle" because if those events were included, the directors might not be safe. The real story of Thai politics 500 times more vicious and dramatic than in the documentary guaranteed by Thais who have been stuck in this vicious cycle their entire lives. And the cycles are still going on and on. Soonest Move forward party that transition from Future forward party which won recently election of Thailand will dissolve and the party leader who is the prime minister candidate may be banned from the politics in Thailand for life. So sad.

The movie tells about the struggle of the new Anatara Party. That was born from a group of people who wanted to see Thai society move forward. But in the end The old power group does not want to see a better society. Just because of fear of losing personal benefits causing the use of legal powers to overthrow the board. It is considered a documentary that is excellently conveyed. And saw how much the goals of people in Thai society have changed And there will never be a return to the way it was before. It is a documentary film that is worth watching. And pass it on to future generations to see the rottenness of Thai politics and government at this time. And reminded the importance of democracy to the Thai people.

I was one of those who once agreed with the 2014 coup. Although I did not officially support the event, the subsequent worsening conditions of the country made me realize just how evil a coup can be. This movie accurately portrays the stories of those who fought against the coup. I really like this movie and hope it teaches Thai people to work together to prevent another coup from happening again.

In this movie, Thanathorn Juangroongruangkit is portrayed as the hero. Although he currently does not play a significant role in politics, this movie shows that a single good leader can change the country. After watching this movie, those who already love them will love them even more. As for those who hate them, I hope they open their hearts, view them fairly, and stop undermining their good intentions.

The footages, sounds, montages and etc are 10 out of 10. It raised hope and reminded us the sorrowful of reality's cruel. It's true that we're sad with the unfair reality, but we don't get discouraged. Here we are. Here we stand. We are fighting in one of the most unfair wars in Thai history. If we believe in people, those brats will crush the people and we will lost both faith and hope. So we have to trust and believe in ideology. Don't give up, ya'll. Like the way this documentary tried to speak to us, don't lose faith and hope. Not yet. Until we can craft the beautiful future and send it to the next generation.

This documentary shows a group of progressive Thai politicians and activists who are challenging an oppressive institution, representing a movement that many once thought was impossible in Thailand. This is clearly demonstrated by the majority of Thai people in the recent election, where the progressive party in this documentary made significant gains, securing a substantial number of seats and disrupting the established order.

At its core, it's a documentary, so I hope it reaches a wider audience than just the "orange party" supporters and their allies. The subject is important to everyone, and I hope that even those who disagree will watch it with an open mind, and see the importance of this forward-thinking movement.