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The Class is a video work in which Araya Rasdjarmrearnsook lectures corpses about death in what seems to be a kind of classroom. It was filmed in an actual hospital morgue in Chiang Mai, with unclaimed dead bodies playing the role of the six "students" in the class. The work is a performance in which the artist tries to understand death by lecturing the dead about death, with the lecture offering various definitions of death from different perspectives. Araya at times talks directly to the cadavers, encouraging them to share their own views and experiences, and communicating with them in the same way she would with living people. This attitude demonstrates her attempt to confront something that society has overlooked as well as social taboos and cultural discrimination, and the religious and cultural values that involve death.

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.

A story of Wut young owner of soy sauce factory who went into the midst of a conflict between Brother Yai and his siblings. And in a one strange night with Mui, his close young woman. This is a mysterious film that we dare to say that you never watched it before.

In Thailand, a bizarre new virus dubbed the 'Genderflux Contagion' sparks chaos—its victims develop traits misaligned with their birth sex. As paranoia spreads, tensions erupt into open conflict between cisgender communities and transgender activists.

SWA: the ‘Self’ is metaphorically hidden in a multi layered 5 sheath formation of interlocking caves we lose touch with our true subtle selves, when we identify with a fluctuating mind and the multiplicity of a manifest reality the film explores a vision... to experience and merge with the Universal Absolute; is the culmination of Inner Spiritual Wealth we need to be at peace with ‘Wholeness’ thus in our lucid states of meditation... our consciousness experiences a joyful sharing of the same space as the ETERNAL INFINITE; an eternal infinite, that supports all mutations... the effortless sublime state of ‘Samadhi’ we are enlightened... as the film, elevates human consciousness

The story of a young woman named Konthong who was kidnapped by a young man named Inthon on her wedding night and taken to be detained in a Karen village.

Thai horror film.

What will happen if the world of 12th-grade students who prepare for University admission is changed to the way they never expected? This is the director's first experimental short film.

It tells the story of the troubled relationship of a daughter and her deaf-mute father.

Pheung and New, two college friends, decide to start their own cafe together.

When Songkran comes, one would have one's own way to cool down the summer heat, but not everybody gets to do those things.

In the 1960s, the United States Information Service (USIS) mobile film units travelled around the northeast region of Thailand showing their self-produced propaganda films to rural audiences as a part of a psychological operation.

The young man, living far from his birthplace, cannot remember his entire 19 years of growing up for reasons unknown. The only thing he remembers clearly is his lonely childhood in the house where he grew up and the photographs with his family at the zoo. The only evidence of his memories is the remnants of the house's walls and the scars on his body that have not faded, which are connected to his past.

Saitharn, a teenage boy with a heart desire to be a girl, lives in a religious village named Ausana-Nakorn (The city of the sun) where anyone who acts differently from their born gender must be eradicated. One day between dreams and reality he has to choose between being his true self or pretending to be someone else to stay alive in this society.

A silent feature film written, shot and directed by King Rama VII, an avid practitioner of cinematography. The king cast young princes to star in the film, filming them during a trip to Surat Thani. The story revolves around an evil stepfather and his sons, who encounter a wood nymph and receive a magic ring that grants all their wishes.

Nueng is the victim of school bullying. Every day he faces harsh words and abuse from his classmates which makes him lose value in his life. His only solace is his best friend and crush, Tong, who is always protecting him. But the bullying and lack of care from those around him, intensifies to the point where there seems to be no one that would miss him if he were gone.

Chandu(Sanjeev) is a happy go lucky youth who falls in love with a girl who ditches him and gets married to some one else. This is the same time when Anu(Chetana), who is the younger sister of Chandu’s ex, also falls in love with him. Upset by the games played by today’s generation girls, Chandu lays a challenge to Anu to get close to him physically to prove her true love. What will Anu do now? Will she go ahead and do the inevitable? To know these answers, you need to watch the film on the big screen.

A group of new students register to be members of movie association in the university. Pai, Nuna, Tam, and Man travel to the province for fresh new day. When they arrive at a resort in the forest, they find that each student has disappeared one by one. No one knows what has happened to them. Is there a murderer on the loose? They're very scared and try to escape. Who will be the last survivor?

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.

Thai horror film.

Meen and June, two Thai 18-year old girls play badminton together after-school. Meen challenges June to defeat her.

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.

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.

Video Footages of various different perspectives on the bus that took 2 years to collect. Before combining those perspectives together, upon the same temporal field to recreate the space of a bus…

7-year-old Juice has one mission this year: to help Grandma Lovely retain as many memories as possible in order to halt the onset of her early dementia.

While renovating the family business, Fon talks on the phone with a friend. They share memories and discuss the future. Fon’s dead father appears in her mother’s dreams. Outside it never ceases to rain. Engaging portrait of a young woman during a tough phase of her life.

A man is depressed after returning from a political protest.

A filmmaker's production notes recall a low-budget science fiction film he was trying to make with the collaboration of a female acquaintance. Through his ruminations, the narrative turns into a bittersweet tale of unrequited love.

After a shocking incident, Pee, a poor artist, decided to move to the city, chasing his dream of living by his art. In his difficult time, he had met Tae, a very skillful artist, who hired him to draw a picture. He gratefully accepted the offer without knowing what was waiting for him in this art-making path.

Two teenagers sat and complained about coming to study film before talking about the film they just shot and questioning why they did it.

It talks about two best friends, Pim and Yo, who rent an apartment together. On Yo's birthday, she receives a present that awakens memories she can't seem to let go.

For over a thousand years, the Akha people have inhabited the hills of Asia — mainly Southern China, Burma and Northern Thailand. The Akha Way or Akhazaunh, is the code by which they live. This documentary describes their origins and their culture. It contains extraordinary footage of a shaman healing ceremony; a funeral, with the ritual sacrifice of a water buffalo; the reading of a pig's liver after a new house is built, and more. Today the Akha Way is fast disappearing. Forced migration, Christianity, money and drugs are eroding the cultural heritage of the Akha tribe.

A group of elementary school friends dealing with their one friend’s first menstrual period.

A man uses a song to search for the important person who once gave it to him. Though he has forgotten them, he keeps playing the song over and over, hoping that one day they will meet again.

After being attacked by a rapist and getting stabbed before killing her attacker, a young woman is accused of being a ghost.

A group of children are playing with a krasob, a sack of rice on a pole. The krasob serves to practise Thai boxing, but they also practise on each other.

Ten years ago, a young air hostess, New, miraculously survived a plane crash. New insists that a vengeful spirit caused that accident, but her belief unsettled those around her and she had to go through a psycho-therapy.

The story takes place inside a small kitchen in Bangkok. Every year, for some days in May, a brother and sister get together there to cook and reminisce about their deceased father.

Prae, a young man from Ban Sala Kwian, is fascinated by the prosperity of Bangkok. He escapes ordination, which devotes to his parents. And also avoids marrying Sabai, a rural girl chosen by her parents, to go to Bangkok. Bangkok causing Prae to be disappointed because he only met people with unkindness including a Bangkok girl that Prae love. Even faced with gangsters try to snatch the Buddha statue, which Prae brought with him, so he had to become a boxer.

This is the life of Joe and his director Ker Nawamon after winning the Oscar.

Pen, Neung and Doungjai were shopping at the night market. They felt in love with a doll and bought it. The strange events began to occur regularly. Whether it's a voice from invisible or weird thing. It is often seen by people who had come up with over the years. They usually have nightmare about a woman who asked for help. Then both of them asked for the source of this doll to discover the truth it becomes haunted more and more. Then they found a sweat shop has the illegal foreign labor illegally and oppression, exploitation and suffering. Both have tried to solve out the truth of this mystery. As well as to find a way to help these workers, because they thought that doll tried to communicate with them all along, and they will succeed or not, the secret of this release or not. That is something not to be missed.