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The uncomfortable feeling caused by the loss of identity experienced by provincial youngsters who move to Bangkok. Depression might result from growing up in the provinces in the middle of Bangkok, which is a different atmosphere. feeling unrecognizable and eventually losing your identity and thoughts without realizing it.

New work...bigger than the old one... True story...not fiction!

a short story about one man on new year eve

"It was shot by a 35mm still camera at Lumphini Park in Bangkok, Thailand, which was named after Lumbini, the birthplace of Buddha. The hand-processed visual shows the organic patterns found in this monumental park, constructing the systematic yet emotional rhythm and pace on the screen, accompanied by the sound from the visual, which was also captured through the still camera on the optical soundtrack area of the 35mm movie format. I am not a Buddhist, but as I grew up in Japan, I am familiar with some of the Buddhist teachings, including the Middle Way, which is a practice to avoid the extremes of the binary oppositions in life. The organic shapes of a leaf is never appears as perfectly straight lines, and I took pictures of leaves to make them appear either horizontal or vertical lines on the screen for a single cartridge of 35mm film (36 exposure for still photography = 3 seconds for the movie format). 2552 is the year on the Buddhist calendar for 2009." (Tomonari Nishikawa)

Our Conversation in the Afternoon at the Park

Point of view from Balcony, Some people are doing something.

Winged creature.

HUNDRED HEROES CANNOT MATCH… THE LION COMMANDS THE JUNGLE Sing, a skilled young man, returns to his hometown only to discover that his parents have perished in a mysterious fire, leaving nothing but the ruins of his childhood home. Determined to avenge their deaths, he sets out to track down the mastermind behind the tragedy. Along the way, he is joined by Chan Mee-Choeng, a talented fighter who happens to cross his path, and together they confront the ruthless villains of Ban Thung Khla.

Born from the feelings I experienced throughout 2023 – a year filled with moments of mixed emotions. It is a collection of footage I've captured, blended with other videos that resonate deeply with my emotions.

The youngest brother returned to his hometown for the first time in the past years to attend his mother's funeral. The reunion with his root includes the clash with his older brother.

A man owns a robot boy who wants to learn to love but is not programmed to do so.

"Can seeing become a site? Seeing as a space. Sight as touch. Sight as trace. Can we feel our sentient eyes long for what they cannot see, soothed by everyday delights, overfed and burnt by images, perhaps too hard to watch? a part of us exposed is an invitation to peer deep, to feel the materiality of our own eyes, their rawness and fragility. Drawing from Audre Lorde’s poem Contact Lenses, the film traces sight and retinal memory against technologies of intrusion and questions what it means to look."

Two friends, one a college student and the other a clerk for a local grocery store, play cat-and-mouse with the INS while struggling to make ends meet.

A classic pet you’ll ever adore

Mother's Day Movie 2024 Ban Thap Song

In the liminal space between dreams and memory, hazy fragments of a middle-aged man’s past fade away against an immersive sonic atmosphere.

When an office couple, Tae and Liu, are forced to quarantine together for 14 days due to the COVID-19 outbreak, they find themselves spending more time together than ever before. What begins as love soon turns into conflict, as their differences and habits start to clash. Eventually, they break up — but since the quarantine isn’t over, they still have to live together. During that time, one of them begins to soften. Liu writes a heartfelt note to Tae, and in the end, it brings them back together once again.

Chamberlain Manit Naret’s facial expressions as the camera looks unblinkingly at him speak a thousand words. Manit would later become an actor in many Thai feature films in the 1950s.

Here’s a visual concept of the short film scene you described, where two strangers have a serious conversation about political prisoners in Thailand under Section 112. The atmosphere captures the tension and urgency of the discussion.

Life is a collection of moments that pass—sometimes beautiful, sometimes painful, and sometimes just a few moments in between. The film follows the journey of two lives as they cross paths, experiencing love, loss, and the quiet moments that define them. From the excitement of new beginnings to the pain of goodbyes, their story unfolds as fragments of memories, conversations, and unspoken feelings shape their relationship. As time brings them together and apart again, they realize that every encounter, no matter how long or short, leaves an indelible mark. From Hello, to Goodbye and Everything in Between is a film about the people who change our lives, the moments we remember, and the lessons we learn from both love and goodbyes.

LIFE is an experimental short documentary questioning about the purpose of a life of filmmaker’s beloved people around him while using the montage of multiple shots that resonated with the answers. With a hope that the audiences would look back and find the purpose of their life too.

One night, a lonely deliveryman encounters an alien who wishes to spend its brief stay on Earth exploring the city.

A short story in three parts—verbally contemplating on the death of an insignificant person—riddled with self loathing of both the living, and the dead. For death is a bitter tasting joke with no set-up; only a shocking punchline leaving those who remain with the unbearable weight of grief and longing.

The film is shot inside a prayer hall of a Buddhist temple. In the background of its single tableau shot, we see an enormous gold-framed reproduction of an untitled painting by Jeff Koons that is displayed frontally on the left side of the screen. Beside it, toward the right side of the screen, there is a reproduction of a painting by Artemisia Gentileschi, which is encased in a matching gold frame equal in size to the one framing Koons's work. In the foreground, there are several rows of lively spectator-figures, children and neatly dressed older women - including Araya herself - all of whom are sitting with their backs to the camera on a fandango pink carpet facing the two reproductions. A figure stands next to the framed reproductions and faces the camera. He is a Buddhist monk who delivers a humorous, didactic sermon on the third Buddhist precept, the prohibition of sexual misconduct, using the images as visual aids.

The story of a boy who lost the knowledge of his own native language. The only language he could speak now is English, but his roommates couldn't. So he has to win his friend's heart to live together happily.

The Mental Traveller meditates on the passing of time, external behavior and sensory reality for five men on a psychiatric ward. The film was conceived from the director’s connections to his parents and companions as they went through states of sickness, impending death, dementia, grief and temporary insanity. At the same time, it echoes the turbulent years of political upheavals and repercussions in Thailand, resulting in a nation in a state of delirium, lunacy and trauma.

The heavily compressed time and space where all survival images from my memory live in. After journey, what will remain could be something we cannot talk to, but perceive.

Seven students of the paranormal get in over their head.

This is a sequel to จระเข้ศรีวันทอง ("Miss Crocodile Gold").

A couple of traffic rescue workers tell each other stories of unexplained things during their career.

Detective Pret is assigned to track down the stolen goods taken from a secret society of detectives. An imprisoned gunsman, Yo, is assigned as his bodyguard. It is not long before the pair begins to hear about an elusive figure known as Spiduah, who has watchful eyes all across the globe, making them act as cautiously as possible as people around them are silenced.

The first-ever solo stand-up comedy show by Pompam (Niti Chaichitathorn). Marking his 44th year of life, Pompam takes the stage to share his personal timeline through his own voice. The show blends hilarious, bittersweet, and chaotic real-life experiences into a heartwarming comedy. It reflects on the truths of aging, showing how life's setbacks can turn into laughter, and celebrates finding perfect happiness in a simple, everyday life.

Yin is a talented but overworked UX/UI designer living a reclusive life in a cramped, monitor-filled apartment. In a quest for perfection, she develops "Project X-AI"—an advanced assistant trained on her own data and personality to eliminate human error. However, her creation becomes her replacement when the company fires her, claiming the AI is more efficient than its creator. As Yin spirals into a frantic mental and technical breakdown, the system malfunctions, mirroring her internal chaos. The AI begins to mock her in her own voice, pushing her to a physical collapse as her equipment shorts out. Fading into unconsciousness, she is saved only when a disgruntled neighbor and building staff break in to "pull the plug." Stripped of her digital identity, Yin finally awakens in an ambulance, rediscovering the warmth of human connection and the reality of a world beyond the screen.

She moves through memory like a ghost, where every touch lingers, and love never fully leaves.

A story about two close friends in high school who wanted to spend time together before parting ways to attend the universities they had each chosen. Before they separated, Rin made a promise to Mick: if one day they were to meet again, they would return to the same place where it all began.

When 300 Malaysian giraffes died, the earth came to the end.

Chok (Kong Huai Rai), former national youth team player Was followed to join the team with a group of teenagers Ban Tha Rae (Nook Thanadon) sent the Tha Rae United football team. play in the regional league More losing than winning until the FA Cup Thailand football (Knock-out competition) wins with fluke until reaching the finals to meet with the old champion - Roi Et PB amidst mocking laughter that the ball measures the ball Will the SAO be like this? Therefore, the Tha Rae team put their full attention to it once.

The conclusion of the story in the first video. This part unfolds the misery of Tang Siew Chong’s grandchild. Wan won’t say anything about herself or where she is from; she is angry about what happened to Pong. The story from three days earlier is explained and Pong now knows that the grown-ups have forgiven all who did wrong. The rest of the children take to the streets and riot.

Black magic master Pun is killing off local girls by casting spells that cause sharp objects to tear through their stomachs! It’s up to rogue good magic master Kamron to put an end to Pun’s evil ways.

2 high-school students battling for the first prize in a scientific competition that was organized by the government for some suspicious purpose, but the result was seemigly determined by coincidence.

Saingam and Sila both lives in a cheap old apartment building with other tenants of dubious characters. Strange things start to happen and they starts to unravel the apartment's mysterious past.

"Porjai" a female student working as a love builder, needs ten thousand baht to pay for her tuition. She takes on a high-paying job that requires her to flirt with "Shun" her ex-boyfriend.

Look down from the take off plane.

A young girl finds an abandoned puppy under a tree and takes it in to raise until she is 16. On New Year's Eve, her dog goes missing and she goes looking for it, while her relationship with her uncle is not so good.

A monitor shows a blue spinning video, then the video becomes more immersive.