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A short film about about brave Thai people who are striving toward attaining civic equity and societal equality. This is in a country where social activism is largely forbidden and can be quite dangerous. With a blending of seriousness and light-heartedness, this film brings you to the lively streets of Chiang Mai, Thailand. There, you stride with pride in the 2020 Chiang Mai Pride Parade, with hundreds of others who are standing up for human rights.

A short film about Tay, a ladyboy, and his daily life, traveling to and from school, and silently touching up his makeup in front of the mirror.

Life in a coed army camp isn't all it's cracked up to be.

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

Thai action movie featuring Panna Rittikrai

This is a simple way to avoid many upsetting exchanges on social media nowadays due to impulsive posts. In fact, as the story goes, the more times you distill (6 to be exact), the better results you get.

Danse Macabre is a dance that explores deaths that are remembered and forgotten in history, including those of kings, citizens, and stateless people. In Thailand, many deaths were suspicious in nature over the past 90 years, but nobody dared to question them.

The Rivers They Don’t See takes viewers on a poignant journey along the Salween River, tracing the Thailand-Myanmar border, and continuing through the Ping River and Chao Phraya River into the Gulf of Thailand.

Chain, a young boy who was stuck by his own traumas, can't go back to follow his passion, playing guitar, alongside with communicating with friends due to anxiety. After meeting with Arthit, a boy who have the same passions, Chain start to see things from different angles.

Inspired by the life of multidisciplinary artist Korakrit Arunanondchai and that of national artist Chalermchai Kositpipat, the second part of Korakrit's ongoing film series "Together with history in a room filled with people with funny names" was shot at Chalermchai’s Wat Rongkhun in Chiang Rai. Korakrit plays both himself and his twin brother, Korapat. Premiered as part of the exhibition '2557 (Painting with history in a room filled with men with funny names 2)', Carlos ∕ Ishikawa gallery, London, 2014.

A man show off his friend on how good his shooting skill is.

A yaksha gets revenge on the devadas who insulted him with the help of his diamond finger. Told through traditional khon dancing.

A documentary on the process of “reconstructing" a film about the history of the Thai proletariat that was never made, based on still images and fragmentary notes recently found in 2059. This reconstruction is approved by the People's Committee for Socialist Moving-Image.

EYE is a story of a man who embarks on a profound journey after witnessing others' life, delving into the depths of his own existence, driven by an insatiable quest for meaning in the absence of rationale.

A different love story of Romeo and Juliet. Please feel the strangeness in the love, the animation work. A short story that will tell a story beyond imagination.

Horror movie telling the story of the legend of Mae Nak Phra Khanong.

Warin, a university student, encountered some very heartbreaking incidents during a 14-day fieldwork report in the community.

Mai, a young Thai reporter interviews Sri, the sister of a missing activist. She is confronted with visions of internalised fear and paranoia.

Documentary about the harassment of striking garment factory workers in the city of Nakon Pathom, Thailand.

Obscure ghost movie from Thailand. Not much information is known about this one.

“I Don’t Belong on Earth” is a heartfelt short film set in 2003 Thailand, following the story of May, a convenience store worker. After her shift, she wanders the night, grappling with her emotions and contemplating her life’s path, trying to understand the question, “What is she doing with her life?” “I DON’T BELONG ON EARTH” เรื่องราวของเมย์ พนักงานร้านสะดวกซื้อ หลังเลิกงานเธอออกตามหาคำตอบของคำถามที่เธอมีอยู่ในใจมาโดยตลอดว่า “เธอกำลังทำอะไรอยู่”

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

The Jawi are an ethnic minority group living in the southeastern provinces of Thailand. Descending from the famous Patani sultanate which was annexed by Siam in the twentieth century, this rural people of Islamic faith carry on the traditional Malaysian culture. What makes them particular is the importance they give to a local variety of zebra dove (Geopelia striata), called the Burông Tité. The Jawi prize the quality and beauty of its singing so much that their admiration for it reaches almost a cult status. They raise and train the doves for song contests. The winning birds bring their owners not only social prestige, but sometimes quite a substantial fortune, as their value can mount up to tens of thousands of euros. The film unveils the secrets of raising and preparing the doves for the singing contests. And through this, we discover the life and culture of this Malay minority.

Bamboo is a sacred tree for Malaysian people who reside in Javi, Thailand. According to their traditions, people use this tree to make water holy. Out of belief in its magic power, they put pieces of bamboo in their mouth to make a smooth voice, or on other occasions, they try hard to persuade the spirits to be on their side and bless them.

After grandma died, “Poom” needed to come back to stay with his family, but it has already been a while since he had left them. The unfamiliar feeling for his own family made him stick with “Kong”, his only friend there. His mind is full of the past memories; it made him not being able to stay in the present. This road is leading to the end of a relationship...

A pilgrimage around the planetary crisis – from lichen, human organs, the very first emergence of Coronavirus and its aftermath, child labour in a mica mine in India, offshore and steel industries, and an internment camp of Uighurs in China.

This silent film depicts two letters written in 2006 following a military coup in Thailand that ousted then prime minister Thaksin Shinawatra. The first was written by a group of environmental activists in support of democracy and social justice, and the second by a taxi driver, Nuamthong Praiwan, who slammed his taxi into a military tank in protest of the coup.

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.

This film tells the stories of queer Thai activists and people who are fighting oppression. These "invisible" people are rising up to demand for the rights and dignity that all human beings deserve. Queer activists are telling these stories because gender justice cannot exist without democracy.

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.

Director Alik Berkovich gives viewers time to think, using images and fragments from life

A fantasy tale book is about to get sold, a young girl must find a way to read its finale.

Lucas, hiding his feelings for his close friend Ben, discovers that Ben's girlfriend Emma planned to harm him, their friendship is tested. Together, they confront Emma's betrayal, leading to a realization of their true feelings and a lesson in the importance of honesty, trust, and the strength of genuine friendship.

The important thing about continuing is that you have to remember what happened before you won't know what it is.

As time passed, Mae Nak's belly grew larger until it was time to give birth. but because of her previous karma or something that prevented her child from being born well Resulting in pain that took her life miserably Time lapse "a lot" came back from serving the country went straight to hug and kiss the crystal ball Wife with deepest condolences without knowing that his wife had left him Now, a horrific tragedy that will destroy its love heart more cruelly than ever. is about to happen Or the most terrible event that scare the people of Mae Nak Phra Khanong would have happened, but it "I don't know yet" that's all !!!

The first color film to feature the legend Mae Nak Phra Khanong.

The story of Nang Nark and her husband who were separated from each other. because the husband had to go to war, there was a boating scene, a childbirth scene and dying The scene transforms from a beautiful girl into a ghost. The soul into the cauldron Including the scene reaching for the lemon. (Lost Media)

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

A desperate and dangerous foreigner stalks the mean streets of the Thai capital in a quest to find his missing lover and avenge the ghosts of his past.