Jonathan Millet, known for his work in both drama and documentary across borders, was nominated for the Golden Camera Award at Cannes with his latest film Ghost Trail. Based on true events, Ghost Trail vividly presents Millet’s ongoing focus on human rights and justice. Hamid joins a secret group tracking down those involved with the violent Syrian regime. One day, he encounters a man he suspects of having tortured him. As Hamid follows this ghost-like figure, the film captures a face, marked by loss, pain, and sorrow, reflecting an effort to fully understand his past. Evil, however, does not manifest physically, and even if Hamid inflicts the same pain upon his tormentor, his nightmare will not end. Although the film is framed as a thriller about a man caught in a moral dilemma, the audience cannot help but fully support the film’s transition into a drama. (LEE Yong Cheol)