'Ken Ket'
aims to experiment with the deathbed experience, but the narrative is told with different art forms to preserve that vagueness in its nature. Moments before death call upon us, when our mind transitions from reality to the abyss, is called a near-death experience, an unstable but oddly comforting process. Our consciousness goes through a spiritual experience while we are not fully aware of it, our soul latches onto the living memories before coming into darkness. Death has always been a vague concept, specifically when filmmakers describe it through cinema, its concept diverters more than ever, taking all shapes and forms.
