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A group of university students journeys to a secluded village hidden deep within the forest. Once there, they uncover eerie local legends, unsettling stories, and whispers of a mysterious spirit tied to a dark curse and a history of brutal killings. As they dig deeper, strange and frightening events begin to unfold around them. One by one, they are pulled into increasing danger, as it becomes clear that the spirit is connected to revenge and the sins of the past. In the end, their lives hang in the balance, and they are forced to face the terrifying truth behind the so-called “ghost breed.”

On the night before his marriage, a queer Muslim man revisits his relationship with his boyfriend while confronting his mother’s memories of a marriage she never chose.

I find myself looking back at memories of the past, where the feelings I hold now have become nothing more than fragments of memory. Everything begins to overlap – who I am now and who I was then. As I walk through the forest, the voice of my past echoes faintly, just fragments lingering in the air...

Bas is a teenager who feels distant from his family. He believes that owning a motorcycle will change the way he feels about his life.

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 thirteen-year-old boy, receiving a camcorder for his birthday, enters the magical cinematic universe of Pen-ek Ratanaruang.

“Nice To Never Meet You” draws inspiration from the single “L.U.S.H”. The film is directed by the young cinematographer turned director, Bhurin Treetampinich. Starring the multi-faceted Thai-Chinese actor, singer, and model, Thanapob Leeratanakachorn (Tor), who plays Ray, and model and rising actress Care Panisara Rikulsurakan who plays Aye. The movie follows the ups and downs of romance—and the difference between the good and bad kind.

Based on real lives of tattooed hooligans who have been accused as criminals by the society. Lay and Kob Yaowarat grew up together. When they become teenagers, their curiosity and love of challenges bring them along the path of hooligans under the wing of Papa Neung, a localmafia. But after Papa Neung is murdered by the rival clans, the gang under Papa Neung trembles with internal conflicts. This leads to the deadly race among the gang members when guns and knives severe the ties of their past friendship.

A popular cooking show organizes a contest to find the best "My Father's Menu". Three chefs enter the competition, and their search for the recipes is intertwined with their personal dramas.

A low budget Thai action thriller starring Panna Rittikrai. A TV series was later developed with same title “ทูตมรณะ” and aired in 1990 starring Sorapong Chatree and Sombat Methanee.

a short documentary about the yellow university vehicles in Thailand.

"The Wait" tells the story of a lonely drummer during the self-distancing period in 2020, who has grown frustrated with the absence of his band. Killing time, the self-taught drummer must do something by his own imagination.

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.

Storm (Typhoon Kanokchat Manyaon), a young police officer who resigned from the agency. and immersed himself in the past mistakes One night, he receives a message from his former commander to return to work for the nation in a secret unit known as the "Black Pigeon", but the caveat is that he must become an anonymous person who no longer exists.

A young woman dreams of seeing God guiding her to the day her parents will leave her.

Art of Killing follows Mint, an art student who takes pride in her final painting. On the day of her art presentation, she faces her strict professor, whose cold and harsh criticism silently shatters her confidence. After the presentation, Mint hides her despair behind a fragile smile and retreats to the restroom — where her broken painting lies in pieces. Through her phone call with her mother, she pretends that everything went well, masking her pain with the smallest of lies. When the professor unexpectedly walks in, the two stand face-to-face in silence — connected by guilt, shame, and the quiet violence of words.

A teacher is looking out of the window

Documentary film chronicling the protests in Thailand between 2020 and 2022 shortly after the accession of the country's new head of state. It is an uprising of people from all sectors, especially students, against the use of power by the government of Prayut Chan-o-cha, the Prime Minister, which has come from the coup. There is mismanagement of the country and abuse of power in dealing with political dissidents. This includes the arrest of internationally recognized Thai political activists.

A young man bought Hainanese chicken rice from a street vendor but there is no chicken in the box and then, he meet with an unexpected truth.

A group of friend determined to express themselves decide to build thier own gunpowder rocket to compete at an annual festival held in their village.

An anthology film about the parody of Thai Culture such as GPS, Thai Sergeant, Spirit house and Lucky Dolls.

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.

The first fiction feature by Santi Taepanich collages the experiences of four residents of Bangkok whose lives are lived at night. They include a world-weary call-boy played by Ananda Everingham. This non-linear tale explores the lives of those affected by urban living, and set as a jet descends for landing and flocks of birds begin their migratory flight. The characters include a shady night-market merchant, a rent boy, and the latter’s pregnant girlfriend.

Brilliant action from the Ong Bak master as he faces gangster's, crocodiles and a whole lot more on the river of fire. Long live Panna.

The story about two screenwriters who are stuck on their own work and want to finish it.

The elder waiting for visit from their children.

In the capital of Thailand, the music-underground is exploding right now. That is what two German film makers found out during a two-month stay in Bangkok in 2003. The film portrays bands (Beargarden, Apartment Khun Ba, Som etc.) and labels (Smallroom, Bama, Panda, Hualampong Riddim) from the indie-scene, visits festivals and shows (Pattaya, NoisePop) and meets media (Fat Radio, Channel V), who support the Bangkok music scene. In interviews the highly creative protagonists of the local scene express their outlook on music, their conditions and what their work is about in their own words. The intention of making this film is to show to Western people what is going on in Thailand on the cultural side.

14-year-old Lek works in his mother's shop. While his best friend flirts with a new girlfriend, Lek has decidedly different fantasies.

A young boy named Prakai Dao, who died in 1947, travels through time to the year 2022. His journey begins in the same city he once lived, but it feels unfamiliar.

A man's physical pain prompts him to reminisce about an unborn child from his past relationship with another woman.

Eight pastoral vignettes make up this leisurely and benevolent stroll through Thailand’s rural north country, where time slows down and the changing seasons dictate the day’s chores from dawn to dead of night.

For a kid to eat with an open mind, parents must also be open to changes. Opened is an animated short film about picky eaters. The story shows how parenting and environmental factors influence a kid's eating behavior.

The sequel story of the "4bia"

Aim, a writer who still stuck with the past reunite with her estranged ex-lover whose relationship fell apart because of stigma towards homosexuals.

Happy Berry is the name of a Bangkok boutique run by a group of trendy Thai youths, and is the nerve centre of this fly-on-the-wall documentary (the second in a trilogy entitled "Life and Love"). The camera catches the subjects indulging in all the (post) modern lifestyle trends: drugs, kinky sex, hip-hop, fashion, exhibitionism, narcissism. They are uninhibited, the kind of youth who break down barriers in a supposedly traditional and religious society, but perhaps that's just on the surface. Behind the upbeat tone is a probing examination of values and attitudes in modern youth relationships. Happiness may be deceptive but there's certainly a lot of fun in the Happy Berry.

A romance unexpectedly blossoms between a delinquent student boy, who should be graduated from school years ago, while playfully rebelling against his newly-appointed teacher.

Banned at the Thailand Biennale Krabi 2018, this film is based on the history of Khao Kha Nab Nam, Krabi. Filled with fantasy and historical facts, it treads the line between fiction and folklore.

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

A group of friends who haven't seen each other for 10 years reunites at the funeral of a friend who died of depression. A dead friend has left a mystery for them to go on a journey to find something.

In the last couple of years, thousands of illegal Thai migrant workers in South Korea are deported back to Thailand, while thousands more slipped through the borders to take up both legal and illegal jobs. Calling themselves ‘ghosts’, they left their homeland for a foreign country whose language they cannot speak, work towards an uncertain future, and hide like phantoms to evade the authorities. The film observes the situation of these workers, as well as visits the other generation of Thai migrant worker in South Korea, an 80 year-old Thai veteran who once fought a Korean war.

Tone, an orphaned young country boy whose dream of attending university in Bangkok is hampered by the fact that he has no family or friends to sponsor him in the big city.

Kua, a film student who shares his experiences, reasons, and ways of thinking that shaped his love for cinema, as well as what cinema has brought into his life, told through the eyes of Aaron, his close friend and future cinematographer.