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Thailand’s first animated movie made by Payut Ngaokrachang, mater animator who would go on to make several other animated films. “Amazing Incidents” was first screened with live dubbing on July 5, 1955 at Sala Chalermthai in Bangkok.

This documentary portrays the delicate relationship between nature and the Karen ethnics in Maekhong village through the enchantment beliefs, cultures and traditions which are intertwined to the sacred forests, fogs and rivers. Captured by the simplified perspective of an observer who witnessed their life as it is.

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.

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.

In 2013, the director was hired to produce a short film on the causes and treatment of osteoarthritis among the elderly, yet the award-winning film was soon embroiled in an unexpected copyright controversy with the commissioning organisation. This self-reflexive documentary questions not only the notions of artistic reproduction and intellectual property rights in the digital age, but also the 'ownership' of democracy in Thailand.

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

This is the story of the life of the Lord Buddha as an animation in Thai language (it has also been translated into English). This is not the same as the similar animation "The Life of the Buddha". It tells the trials an triumphs that the Lord Buddha had to endure to reach enlightenment and is a guide to the basics of Buddhism.

In a neighborhood on the outskirts of Bangkok lives a queer couple trying to find their way amid dreams and challenges. Ping, a queer beautician, dreams of becoming Miss Tiffany Universe, while Wee, a Muay Thai boxer, dreams of becoming a champion. When Ping gives up her dream for Wee’s sake, Wee is forced to quit boxing after falling victim to an ambush. Determined to keep Wee’s dream alive, Ping trains hard herself to become a Muay Thai champion—supported by Aunt Kan, an experienced LGBTQ+ activist.

Klong Toey is the largest slum community in Thailand. In 2020, This slum community will be developed into a new business centre of Bangkok. Poy, Kwang and Boss are kids who are affected by this mega change. This movie portrays their lives, dreams and community problems through their interviews and photographs before their home will soon to be evicted.

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.

“herstory” is a project that borrows the word history and retells it through women’s perspectives. It presents stories situated in various contextual ‘spaces,’ which serve as backdrops revealing the ‘emotional spaces’ of female characters in film. Through their voices, the narratives convey their emotions, political frustrations, and the quiet pressures imposed by social structures.

Every day, we have countless things to do. Yet, the things we do regularly can often feel worlds apart depending on the specific situation, the time, or even our shifting emotions. Despite perhaps simply wanting to do them with the same ease and familiarity we've always known, the experience can be drastically different, Everyone has a place that feels like home, a cozy little spot where we can relax and be ourselves. But as we get older, we tend to move away from that place, and it can be hard to feel as comfortable. So, we try to find things that remind us of home, even if it's just a small way to feel more at ease This experimental film aims to explore the concept of a comfort zone and the process of growth through diverse situations

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Som-O and Sor, transgender women foraging to survive, face dwindling resources and risk arrest as their grounds lack legal recognition. Yet they persist—driven by identity, livelihood, and hope.

In 1949, after the failed revolution, Phunsuk asked Suthi for help in guiding her to the hideout place of Pridi, her husband and the leader of the revolution, before they both departed in their homeland.

It’s the story of a doctor and his obnoxiously shrill wife who go deep into the jungle "to help the less fortunate." As it turns out, their new neighbors are brother and sister lycanthropies.

"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."

n 2013, Chulayarnnon Siriphol was hired to produce an educational short film about osteoarthritis titled A Cock Kills A Child By Pecking On The Mouth Of An Earthen Jar. It was agreed verbally that Siriphol could submit this work to any open call competitions under his own name. However, after winning the Vichitmatra Award from the 17th Thai Short Film and Video Festival, he was accused of violating the film copyright and obliged to give the award certificate to the hired organization. After returning the award certificate, he later gave away 100 copies of the certificate to anyone for free, re-rendered the work multiple times deteriorating video, and distributed it as an edition of 100 artwork, selling each DVD for 100 Baht.

“Vegas” had a fake plastic arm code name ‘Kathline’ for scratching his back, while “Joy “ had a chopstick fan for cooling noodles — and they never stopped arguing over whose invention was more useful in everyday life.

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

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.

Hanuman, who is the God-King of the apes, was one of major characters who fought with Rama [Phra Ram] against the Devil King Ravana [Totsapak]

Bandhit Arneeya is a Thai writer and translator. He was charged under Act 112 (Thai Lèse-majesté) four times. He was released twice having been treated as a mental patient. Two charges are still pending in the courts. This story is narrated cross the boundary between fact and fiction, from his work and his personal story.

Ing, a high school girl, traveled to the university with her friend Tee to visit the campus and apply for admission. However, that turned out to be the last time they would ever talk to each other.

"The observation records of mountains at night. The moonlight, the reflection of snow, and the headlights of people embarking on their journey to reach the highest peak above sea level are the only sources of light in this work."

An image of me at twenty-two, lying with open eyes beneath flickering lawn lights — quiet, alone.

Am is a singer in a music club and needs to be hostess with customers. A producer and a journalist are looking for new singers. They notice Am. Nowadays being capable is not enough, the journalist would like to request more from Am but she doesn't play such bad game. She made a first music album with the producer. The journalist writes a bad article on Am regarding her relationship with a married man in order to boost record sales. She has to deal with these bad articles by the journalist. Meanwhile, she falls in love with Win, a man who was coming to see her sing every evening.

Thai horror.

Sun grows up in his father’s photo shop, where a yearly Christmas photo slowly fades from a full family to just him.

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.

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.

The story of Kamol, a young sheriff assigned to catch the sightsee that escaped in Bangkok. During this time, Kamol met love with Walee granddaughter. But she has a young man who is Wing, which is true, he is the villain who is looking for Wing therefore plans to eliminate the thrill with ingenuity. And the versatility of fighting, making him successful both in work and love.

As one robotic voice recounts nightmarish returns to Thailand, another seeks to console.

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 bookshop owner opened his shop on the last day. He did everything as he usually does every day before closing the shop.

A recording of a live performance by a group of film students at the final stage of their studies, in which they attempt to simulate the emotions experienced after screening their thesis film, reflecting on their final work submitted to the faculty.

"Blinded by the Light" is a two-channel video installation commissioned by Thai Film Archive in celebration of 124th anniversary of the birth of Thai cinema. The film aims to interrogate double- sided effects of how cinema itself has changed and developed through time, and how it affected both workers in film productions and its audiences along its journey.

A boy buys shoes for a girl. Made for Rompboy Handmade Shoes.

A young man grows up with the sound of wind through the forest and sunlight that never rushes. But today, he must step into a city that waits for no one. From “being himself” to “becoming what the world demands.” This departure from home… is it a step toward growth, or the loss of something forever? And you if forced to choose between “identity” and “survival,” what would you choose?

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.

Made within the context of remembering the tsunami. The film maker goes to Phuket as it recovered. He thinks the sky is especially beautiful. Much more spectacular than in Bangkok. The radio announces a new tsunami. The panic only lasts briefly. The film maker looks around. He is again struck by the beautiful clouds and the fact that some people were pretty sexually attractive. An ode to the clouds and life.

What begins as meditation slips into a dreamlike realm, where every quiet corner of the temple mirrors the restlessness within. A film about the “stranger things” that live inside us — the thoughts, fears, and emotions that surface when the world finally grows silent.

How could we consider whether a day is a good day or a bad day?