<img src="https://s3-ap-southeast-1.amazonaws.com/tm-img-description/d323dc501c9d11ee911101117567899b.jpg" style="width: 300px;" class="fr-fic fr-dib"> &lsquo;Dead Man&rsquo;s Voice&rsquo; (1954) is a murder mystery produced by the United State Information Services, the only feature-length anti-communist propaganda film in the collection of the Thai Film Archive.Starring some of Thailand&#39;s top actors of the 1950s, the film is a blend of detective intrigue and ideological subterfuge, shot in elegant black-and-white cinematography that evokes film noir.The plot revolves around a scientist who devised a talking statue that spouts pro-communism statements and a mysterious corpse in his mansion.Join us at the FCCT for the film screening with English subtitles:Thai Film Archive deputy directorKong Rithdeeand filmmakerSmithi Skunnawatwill lead an informal post-film discussion.Restaurant and bar open