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The elder waiting for visit from their children.

Thai horror film.

Thai horror film.

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

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

A sensorial, left-field take on Thai political history that moves between a subdued past etched in the landscape of Khao Kho mountain, once a stronghold of communist insurgents, and a dynamic near-present marked by Bangkok’s 2021 anti-government protests.

A story of young lawyer from farmer's family fights for class struggle. From rich and high society to poor and low caste, he fights in the circle for new changes in Thai society.

A man struggling to cope with his loss.

“Shadow and Act” navigates through the remains of Chaya Jitrakorn, once the most prominent photo studio in Thailand built in 1940 and was the only preferred studio of the dictator Field Marshal Plaek Phibunsongkhram. The film explores the studio’s 72-year archives and its owner’s personal photographs while representing the defunct studio like the corpse of the deceased Giant. The film experiments with the relationships between memory and space as well as the past and the future.

Kinari was raped and killed in the forest and her spirit is haunting the place where she died. She will have sex with any men who are in the area and then leave them dead.

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.

Arnont Nongyao’s ‘Mekong travelogue’ combines fragments of personal history with a strange sonic world to tell the story of losing oneself to ‘unconscious colonisation’.

In the modern Thai society, civilization, high technology, and educated people rule the city of Bangkok. However, in the little corner of the city still represents Thai traditional belief, which its spiritual and magical essence has draw hundreds of people to visite. Those people indicates the old beliefs that still persist widely in the civilized society. The strong belief has been deeply-rooted in the Thai culture for a long period of time and being passed on from one generation to another

Seven students of the paranormal get in over their head.

Thai horror.

a man lonely during the new year...

When he returns to his hometown, everything has changed to an unknown place. And, in the silence of the night, he will wake up at 3.15 a.m., haunted by his forgotten memories.

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 brutal Dharma camA brutal Dharma camp unexpectedly brings nine rogue students together. When one of those students pushed his hand to unlock the forbidden room key. The ghost of the female student who was trapped in the room appeared. from the extreme camp Become a scary camp in the blink of an eye. and the haunting that takes everyone to meet the "truth" that is scarier than ghosts!!

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

Two young women meet on a train on the way to Loas. When the train is forced to stop for repairs, they try to learn about each other.

Kua, a film student who shares his experiences, reasons, and ways of thinking that shaped his love for cinema, as well as what cinema has brought into his life, told through the eyes of Aaron, his close friend and future cinematographer.

A Thai historical film based on the Haw Wars during the reign of King Rama V in 1885, when a group of Chinese Haw rebels rose against Siam and besieged a Thai military camp. The authorities launched a secret mission, sending Lieutenant Tem, a talented young officer, together with Sergeant Thon, a veteran soldier, and twenty-four patriotic troops to deliver medicine and artillery shells. Their goal was not only to supply the besieged forces but also to plant the national flag at the frontier as a symbol of sovereignty, even though they knew the mission might cost them their lives.

“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.

One night. A hidden alley in Bangkok. No way out.

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

The newly released enigmatic amulet Dream Weaver 555 promises to unlock the gateway to realising dreams, offering hope beyond reach where wishes materialise within the depths of dreams. With this satirical commentary on Thai society, director Panida Petchara turns this magical trinket into a cinematic device to explore how capitalism fuels desire and inequality by banking on superstition. Even dreams are commercialised in this subversive work that throws the teleshopping-aesthetic in the uncanny valley.

A woman discovers that she is pregnant and that the child she is carrying is the reincarnation of Satan. She must find a way to terminate the pregnancy before the due date, or else the world will end.

A young Karen tribe man goes out to the forest to forage for food, however today the familiar forest looks strange.

It's the mystery that surrounds you, whoever is faint-hearted should beware. You might become a fan of it, avoiding it is inevitable...

If given the choice, I would prefer to live a peaceful and content life in a community rather than participating in protests. The crucial battles would involve the defenders of the sea, who rise up to protect their way of life from being destroyed. If the community undergoes changes due to development projects, and if the sea becomes inaccessible for fishing as it used to be, and if there is a scarcity of fish, crab, and seafood, what would the situation be like? However, this battle would undergo a profound transformation as the local residents determine the development plans themselves, adapting to the needs of the community. The coastal inhabitants would face these challenges under the influence of worries, hopes, dreams, and the vision of the future. Take everyone on a journey to experience the life of the defenders of the sea, who strive to preserve their way of life, culture, beliefs, food, resources, air, and the sea.

Recalling the nostalgic voyage en route to filming at Pak Thong Chai.

Horror film based on the legend of Mae Nak Phra Khanong.

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

Fai is a 28-year-old girl from Turin, born from an Italian mother and a Thai father. Their parents are now divorced, and her father, now a successful engineer, has come back to Thailand. She returns to Bangkok, her hometown, to write an article on the work of Italian architects in Thailand commissioned by a design magazine to her because of her dual identity. Fai begins to visit places sometimes with a childhood friend, other times with experts on architectural and historical matter. She lets herself go to the evocative atmosphere of these places finding a way to connect better different elements of her multi-cultural identity.

"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.

"Though the Mountains Divide, and the Oceans are Wide" is a short video essay on the interrelation between childhood encounters and current realities through a personal story of the artist - Belle Phromchanya - who has moved from Thailand to the Netherlands in her adulthood. The video compiles home video footage of family trips during the 1990s taken by her father, along with video materials of a senior Thai artist living in Amsterdam taken by Phromchanya herself. The senior artist, who is around the same age as her father, has been a subject of Phromchanya's work until his sudden passing in 2020. By layering these early years' memories with the struggles of dealing with the uncertainty of daily life, the video shares attempts of capturing the temporarily of the moment - and both beauty and unsettling experience of being elsewhere.

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