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With a function of camera recorded. The filmmaker started filming “Prang Sam Yot” an archaeological site in Lopburi Province in the south-northern of Thailand. And then the story jump to “Prang Ku” an archaeological site in Khon Kaen Province in the north-eastern with same architecture. Like a poetry cinema. The film recorded everyday life and realism with non-linear. Lopburi, Khon Kaen and Bangkok or sometime in “non-place” “Traces and Fragments of Memory” is an experimental film in creative documentary style. The filmmaker convey an aesthetic of the film by deconstructed a “Hollywood Film Language”. It’s try the film back to the first conception of cinema without intervene.

Cambodian migrant Jit travels to Phimai, Thailand, seeking to explore his newfound power to perceive beyond the strictures of time. As he wanders the temple town with Pim and Tat, a young couple drifting apart, the boundaries between myth, history and reality begin to blur.

A full moon and a flower help to resurrect a ghost from hell.

'Home Video (Made in Thai Town)' is about the act of recording and its product as a cultural medium. The film explores the relationship between deteriorating records and the disappearance of societal and personal memories.

A small suburban family consists of A stepdad, his depressed son, his furious older brother, and their ill mother. Secrets. Lies. Suspicion. Betrayal. The story of this family will be unfolded in this movie motherland.

Focuses on a woman who lives across time and is an eyewitness to the collapse of the three kingdoms of Siam, as Thailand was then known.

Sai works as a hotel maid to earn extra money for baby formula, annoying her overbearing husband (Wichan Kanchanarung) who accuses her of neglecting both him and their children. She becomes friendly with a guest, with whom she bonds over the shared joy of motherhood. But Sai’s desperation leads her to petty theft.

An obsessive finger-snapping office worker begins to encounter strange behaviors from those around him, which escalate over time. Meanwhile, black liquid starts to seep across his body.

A young woman is cursed by a sorcerer to live as a Krasue, which means her head sometimes detaches (complete with guts and internal organs dangling beneath) and she seeks out blood.

In the chaotic border town of Thon Thong, a man witnesses his close friend getting gunned down right in front of him. Seeking revenge, the man begs for guidance from the town's protector, but is dismissed by him. With no other options, he takes matters into his own hands, plunging the town into a gang war.

Keng is staying in relatives' rich house. The mother is not happy to see Keng at her home despite he is a relative. The mother has two sons and one daughter called Chan. Chan teaches Thai boxing to Keng. Keng wishes to take revenge over ruffian Wo as he is responsible of his mother’s death. Keng is Kliaw’s young brother. Kliaw is married to Kira. Keng has also a school friend called Waew. Pochet loves secretly Waew but Waew is already the minor wife of a rich man, i.e. Kira! ...

“Only your son knew it best. At the very last moment he passed away, we were still loving each other.” A testimonial written by a daughter-in-law regarding the tragedy in 1984. As a wife, Thida would stand for her innocence against the accusation of intentional murder. As a mother, Lady Valai would do anything at any cost to redeem the lost of her son. One does not touch but another gets hurt. Once the death of someone is narrated its griefs and pain by those who still live, what else we could witness amongst many versions of narrative that overlaps in one space.

Forced onto a suffocating road trip with the father who abandoned him, 17-year-old Nat wants nothing more than to escape. But when their car breaks down, a confrontation explodes, unearthing years of buried trauma and painful family secrets. As the true, heartbreaking purpose of their journey is revealed, both father and son must face the ghosts of their past to see if a broken bond can ever be healed.

A man walks into the forest.

Two elderly women from two completely different families, with vastly different social statuses and backgrounds, share one thing in common — their emotional struggles. When fate brings them together and they learn each other’s stories, the adventure of the two grandmothers begins.

A young woman dreams of a jellyfish in a sea of blue. Far below the surface the jellyfish dreams of her and glimpses a secret she keeps

This independent documentary explores Bangkok’s vibrant shibari subculture through the voices of the community itself. Practitioners speak directly to camera, sharing their personal journeys—what drew them to rope, what sustains their practice, and how shibari shapes their inner lives.

A prisoner asked a musician to write a letter to someone, creating questions that remain unanswered.

"Mother is a hybrid of fiction and documentary. It is a portrait of the complicated, fragile, painful and realistic relationship between my mother and me. In the past, she once tried to commit suicide. Though the action was failed, she was disabled. Since the incident, my family has changed forever, and the film is my attempt to explore and understand her, myself and my family. To put it in a wider context, I analogically portrayed how Thai middle class family effected by Asian financial crisis in 1997 and explored the representation of family in Thai culture through the process of making this film."

Celebrate a special night of music and fun with Thongchai "Bird" McIntyre and his passionate fan in his 2003 concert at IMPACT Arena in Bangkok

It gives 2 filmmakers a headache, when a vagabond extra couldn't act in front of the camera.

Two godfathers from two opposing family attempt to compete for control of a small town. When the wife of an underling is murdered, he sets out to find the killer.

VOODOO GIRLS challenges Thailand's social taboos as filmmaker THUNSKA PANSITTIVORAKUL and his circle of college friends, talk openly about sex, gossiping and teasing each other as they discuss their past and present partners. Loaded with sexual innuendo, random objects and gestures assume new meaning, rendering even an artist's wooden mannequin a playful sexual energy. Roger Garcia Documentary in a form of home video, telling a story of the lives of 3 girl friends through a personal point of view.

Artist-filmmakers Bêka & Lemoine take us to Bangkok on a one day hectic journey through the chaotic concrete jungle of the South-Asian megacity. Led by the moving personal story of Boonserm Premthada, one of today's most important Thai architects, the film unfolds through a free wander, punctuated by stunning encounters, events and places, which have contributed to shape Premthada's unique identity and sensibility. Deaf from birth, the architect evokes how his disability led him to develop an alternative way of listening using his whole body as a resonance chamber of sound vibrations. Despite their large ears, elephants also perceive sound mostly through their feet. Learning from elephants, Boonserm has developed an architecture of the senses where sound vibrations become the voice of space.

The tumultuous love of youth between Renu, a young woman who goes on a journey to escape from her estranged father, and Dan, a young man whose life is perilous due to his involvement with drugs.

Love, dream and struggles unraveling in poverty-stricken village with serious drug problem. Several village headmen were assassinated by the drug mafia's order, so appointed a new one. To fight drug problems, his eldest son's mind sticks to his music dream, only a mentally-challenged man is willing to help but not very helpful. Meanwhile, many kids are overdosed, killings still happen. And here comes a pretty teacher that caught all eyes.

If you speak some Thai, it’s not hard to follow though unfortunately there’re no English subtitles for this lovely experience. Watching a cardiologist flip through fifteen books of nature sketches and notes, lovingly drawn and painted over thirty years, doesn’t sound like much of a movie. Instead of attending a lecture, however, we are absorbed and amused because our forest guide by art happens to be Rungsrit Kanjanavanit or ‘Dr Mong’, well-known Thai conservationist, bird-watcher and nature artist.

The villagers wish to burn the mother and Kosakon in order to force Nakee to exit from the cave. About to become a human, Nakee gives up in order to help Kosakon. She becomes a giant snake and kills the bad villagers. Kosakon wishes to be reunited with Kam Kaew but she is now dead. The only way he can help her is to become a monk and to pray for her redemption in next life.

a short documentary about the yellow university vehicles in Thailand.

In a coastal town in the south of Thailand, a giant ape nicknamed King Kong terrorizes villagers and abducts a local girl to a forest, prompting a frantic rescue mission by the town sheriff and a fugitive bandit. Tamone Prai is an example of a regional film made by an amateur filmmaker that was popular in Thailand in the 1950s. Thamrong Rujanaphand shot the 16mm film in the south of Thailand, a predominantly Muslim region with Malay ancestry. The film has a simple, almost naive storyline typical of homemade movies of those days and features scenes that are as humorous as they are likely to raise eyebrows of present-day audiences. However, it also captures the authentic vibe and scenery of Thailand's south. The film's central attraction is the giant ape nicknamed King Kong, clearly inspired by the classic film of that title. Thamrong was also an amateur taxidermist, and his skill in creating stuffed creatures was obviously utilised in the film.

“The voices of early 20th-century writer tell of the brutality and oppression in Belgian-ruled Congo. The letter, rendered in the Northern Thai dialect, echo alongside the monuments and government buildings of Chiang Mai, unveiling the complex history of centralized power.”

Thanathip spends the night alone in a villa that has been passed down for generations, in an area known to be haunted. He is trying to find out why there is a ghost following him. On the night of the waning moon, the ghost will fulfill her long waited moment. This will be the night that Thanathip is about to get all the answers from his senior friend. But on the same night, an uninvited guest accidentally changes everything that enrages the ghost, who kills everyone. Thanathip and his friend must travel back in time and to the past to know the whole truth.

Conversations took place inside and outside the Bangkok Art & Culture Centre between an art student and an elder lottery seller regarding their perspective on Bangkok in 2030.

Ex-lovers, a parking lot, and 60 seconds that reveal months of change.

While attending a funeral he has no desire to be in, Jesse is approached by Kevin, an old friend who persuades him to ditch the funeral, in search of Decloud, a skate park hidden deep in the Electric Forest.

10 years ago Soy escaped from prison but was apprehended by a guard, raped, and killed. But her soul is not at peace and she continues to haunt the prison, which today has been renovated into a resort. One day the son of her murderer comes to the resort and she gets the opportunity to avenge her death.

A blind man falls in love with a deaf woman.

Two mysterious men used to live ‘normally’ in the world where humans were immortal. One day, after discovering a corpse from nowhere, their searching begins.

Joon comes from a wealthy family, but he has never been himself, his parents dictate everything for him to do, even about his girlfriend. He leaves the house and lives on the street with homeless kids, earning his living by selling his drawings on the street. One of his old friend sees him, and then calls his parents to pick him up. They put him through a psychological treatment, but things are still the same at home when he comes out of the treatment, so he just runs away to live in the upcountry, away from his parents.

The film tells of a dream he had about his ghost friend he met in the library as a child.

Jeff is an inventor who created his own robot, and then asked his assistant to help test the robot’s capabilities.

In 1950s Bangkok, a group of young detectives and scholars investigate a chilling mystery when the statue of Dr. Thongkham, a revered pro-democracy scientist, begins speaking with a voice urging citizens to embrace communism. As strange events escalate into a series of murders, the team uncovers a sinister plot threatening the city’s stability.

One night at a cinema in town, after the last movie of the night, Praew, a beautiful young girl is struggling to escape from Chai, a stranger who attempts to rape her in the restroom.

An interviews that share the life of 3 different era and style of Thailand's Sex Worker, The changing perspective of the society on the profession, and the question of legalizing it.

Grade 12 students preparing to enter university. This was when he encountered expectations and pressure, all of which built up more and more and turned into anxiety. So he decided to "run away".

Nathan Lim honors his Muay Thai coach Nattawat Jophromma (aka Ajarn Wat) with this portrait that serves as “sort of a prayer,” dutifully recounting Johpromma’s past and his relationship with violence.

Yet another in the series.

App, a young woman who loves hanging out in Siam Square and is captivated by the voice of a charming DJ, so much so that she follows him all the way to Chiang Mai.

A young soldier stationed in the troubled southern Thai region is on his annual leave to his village in northern Thailand. Upon his return, he finds out that his girlfriend has now settled down with a new Western lover. Blaming the situation on the military career he has chosen for himself, he starts to get angry with her and everyone around him. His sister reminds him that forgiveness is not as difficult as he imagines, but that it has to start from within.

ANGSUMALIN 48 is the full name of ANG48, which stands for the fictional organization Alliance of Nippon Girls 48. The film is a synthesis of archival materials from Asian film history, from different countries. The result is an intelligent operating system of 48 digits, born into a half-human, half-golden-snail figure. ANGSUMALIN 48 can dissolve and become invisible to human eyes in order to penetrate through the air as a secret cultural agent. ANGSUMALIN 48 women have the role of building connections, spreading good relations, and providing support for the alliance of Asian women in different countries to rise up and release their past pain—from WWII to the Cold War to today. The name of this operating system is chosen to commemorate and give honor to Angsumalin, a fictional character from the Thai novel Khu Kam (1969) by Thommayanti, and an emblem of honesty, loyalty, and love for the homeland.

Thai horror film.