Donruedee Chana is a Thai director, screenwriter, and producer, and a prominent figure in her country's contemporary cinema. Her work is known for its experimental and non-linear narrative approach, exploring complex themes such as memory, identity, and the socio-political dynamics of Thailand. Among her most significant works is *P-047 (Tua-Tua-Tua-La-Korn)*, a film with a fragmented structure that investigates the nature of performance and the self. Another of her acclaimed feature films is *The Elephant King*, which addresses cultural alienation and the search for human connection. Her cinematic work has gained widespread international recognition, with selections at prestigious festivals such as Rotterdam, Busan, and Toronto. She has received several awards for her work, solidifying her reputation as one of the most original auteurial voices in Southeast Asia. In addition to directing, she is also active in academia, contributing to the training of new generations of filmmakers.