"I love the idea behind naive art, like that of Henri Rousseau or Niko Pirosmani: that the artists are well trained and skillful, but instead of painting with expert-level craftsmanship, they choose to draw and paint like an untrained child. Their works are very childlike and playful yet still clearly show their undeniable skill..."
Thai filmmaker Ratchapoom Boonbunchachoke shares five inspirations for his Cannes prizewinner A USEFUL GHOST: