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In a quiet town, two identical clouds hang in the sky. As the whole town is preparing to welcome the ex-minister, the weak and sick ex-mayor mysteriously regains his strength, and accidentally kills a stray dog. He must now confront his buried guilt, illusions of power, and the quiet decay of the community.
"Talad Phian Yindee" area is an old area of Phatthalung Province. It has historical importance both in terms of space and connection with people and communities in the past. and through various stories and events Both in terms of architecture that was destroyed by a big fire. or in the context of common points in the area and the ways of the people in the community, including the Tom Yum Kung incident and the large COVID outbreak in Phatthalung The documentary explores the area and its people to look back at its glorious past. and look to the future regarding the restoration and creative use of space. that the community participates in development to lead to the creation of creative art. Open space for expression of all voices in the urban community.
Heralding Daylight.
Defeated Chai, a dishonest car salesman and Ravi, a kind and beautiful guidance counselor trying to adjust to living together after marriage. As for Frung Fring, a beautiful school star and New New, a handsome young classmate they helped each other find information to make a report on what love is, while Einstein tried to use science to help win the heart of Okay, the golden -haired dancer who just moved to school.
"Frontears" is story about a high school boy trying to convey his memories , his relationships trough his kick- flip skateboarding.
A fashion film.
A young woman who feels imperfect tries to use inventions to find beauty, but the results leave her feeling different.
The lives of two refugees intertwine over a pond which acts as a sanctuary for them as they look toward liberation.
Two men are arguing whether what they see is fog or smoke.
The story of two lovers That was linked to meet But when the feeling is too good, the connection Causing the love status to change.
A group of dust floating in the atmosphere. We have a circulation of touching to close to each other. Conversations and events that happen everyday are passing with a looking of things around like a memory recorder. I don’t know that she still remember something that happened in the moment of time. I'm just trying to feel it again and interpret all remaining into motion picture work to keep the information still revolve around forever.
45th anniversary concert, the best guarantee of beautiful songs Laugh with the boldness from the outspoken Diva of Thailand. ready to convey the most beautiful songs in her singing life in 45 years, Jennifer Kim, the last concert before golden age
"Emanations (Cinema Mix) is a remix of a site-specific sound installation originally created for the exhibition at the 7th Bangkok Experimental Film Festival. During a silent film screening at the festival, sounds within the cinema were discreetly recorded using multiple devices—both fixed and roaming—to capture details across varying proximities and frequencies. In this version, the composition has been re-mixed into a 5.1 surround sound system for a return to the cinema space, this time inverting the original act of listening."
In the liminal space between dreams and memory, hazy fragments of a middle-aged man’s past fade away against an immersive sonic atmosphere.
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.
In a cold, dark dog shelter, a young beagle is waiting for the right one to take him home. Time passes by, the beagle is getting desperate. Until one day, when hope finally shine upon him. He has to do everything he can to leave the place!
Y/OUR MUSIC immerses itself in the world of Thai music, from traditional music to labor songs and classical pop to urban indie music, spanning different locales and generations. As nine musicians each display their music, the rural or urban environments that influenced their sound are explored. The hands that play traditional instruments amid the red dust clouds, the labor songs being hummed in front of grains awaiting harvest, and the indie music born out of concrete basements create a melodious ecosystem. While they inhabit different musical worlds the musicians are connected by the same passion to bring their artistic aspirations to the fore and survive in the outskirts of the mainstream.
"Mac" is just a regular guy, and "Beer" is a girl who vanished from his life. They slowly drifted apart without even noticing because they had different views on relationships. Mac tried to move on from the painful love and heal, but she kept popping back into his life. He just couldn't forget her. Eventually, Mac learned and understood something important.
A classic pet you’ll ever adore
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.
Mae Nak did not have a long hand to collect lemons in this story. but had to stretch out a long hand to grab him. Save Pee Mak's life, who was punched from the building by the villain!
The soul is an immortal love soul. revolving around to protect her husband But when the husband has a new wife... That soul is filled with hatred..jealousy..vengeance
The story of Thai Fit Studio who traveled to learn about “Nora” with Chalermprapha Troupe, in Pattani Province. This story is in hopes to gather knowledge of “Nora” dance postures to develop into Thai Fit exercise posters.
A young man with some past clues that enthralled him. causing him to part ways with his lover.
The film follows a young taxi driver named Piwat whose life takes a dark and unexpected turn one night when he accidentally hits a woman with his taxi. Believing that he has killed her, he panics and attempts to cover up the incident. However, he later discovers that the woman was not actually dead, which only deepens his fear and guilt. From that moment on, strange and disturbing events begin to unfold around him. He starts experiencing unsettling visions and unexplained occurrences, as if the woman—or perhaps her spirit—has become tied to him. As the situation grows increasingly intense, Piwat is forced to confront his actions, struggling with overwhelming guilt, fear, and the possibility that he is being haunted or punished by a supernatural force seeking revenge.
Lertchai just came back from abroad to see Orn-uma getting married with a womanizer. Later, her husband now addicted to gambling, so he has to intervene to help the woman he used to love and her child.
University student returned to his hometown after living in the capital for 4 years. He reunites with the happy memories he had with his grandparents when he was a child.
During the last summer of 2012, before the world's coming to an end according to Maya prophecy.. two best-friend will spend their last couple of days looking for a sign of aliens that has kidnapped their dad.
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.
The anthem “The Internationale” has been celebrated by communists, socialists, anarchists and democratic socialists. This anthem was adapted to rock music by Chinese band, Tang Dynasty, in 1992. Chulayarnnon Siriphol created this music video when he was an artist in residence at Organhaus Art Space, Chongqing, China in July 2018.
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.
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.
Shot on lo-fi digital video, Tommy visits his father on his farm in Chiang Dao, Thailand. The farm is slowly consumed by the spirit realm, revealing itself to Tommy. His father appears as a medium.
Dust people who live in land of dust. A documentary about 'invisible dust' or lives of the Thai people living in the abyss of dust through conversations among various groups of Thai urbanites and the visual allegory of people's lives whirlwind amidst the gray abyss of climate crisis.
An unknown foreigner's vision of the unreal Bangkok. Digital transfer courtesy c/o Thai Film Archive.
Too old to be child, Too young to be adult.
An experimental film revisiting the entangled histories of borders, ancient sites, nationhood, and politics—emerging from the Thai-Cambodian border conflict under the shadow of colonial cartography, modern nation-states, and Thai political tensions.
A couple’s conversation unravels a film shaped by memory, where images and sounds reconstruct a past marked by state violence.
A poetic journey through memory, distance, and the things left unsaid.