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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

Events that seem unrelated spread like cancer cells, where an elementary school, a crocodile pond, cha-cha music and the afterlife become entangled.

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.

Those images flow from track to crack the sea. This memory is lost. Or is the memory, which invented new. They said to each other Buzz to give daytime and night vision can listen. They are a girl who becomes a kite. And the men who tear the island on the glass. The girl, who later became Mangpor. Become lost memories become memories fabricated on. In a city that became birds. Stoles back into the infinite ocean. The mold may not recognize the language. Pictures without a source A set of memories that still existed in the dim fuzzy. If you are in the clear. The image will leave forever gone.

Stamp, a first-year university student, wants to transfer to a better university. To build a portfolio for her application to Silpakorn University, she teams up with friends who are also interested in filmmaking. Stamp always listens to her friends' feedback when writing the script. However, as time goes on, her script keeps getting revised by others again and again, until it no longer resembles her original work. This causes Stamp to lose confidence and feel like she no longer wants to continue with the project.

Life is surrounded by many beautiful things, but sometimes we overlook them because we are immersed in the heavy burdens of life. But when we try to consider the things around us, we will find a small, peaceful place somewhere in life, through the door, through the surface of a leaf, through the window of the bedroom, etc. Our lives have both happiness and suffering, depending on the time and destiny to lead.

a man lonely during the new year...

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.

In Chaiyaphum Provice in Central Thailand, there is a village called Noen-Yai-Oom located on the slops of a mountain. A beautiful temple called Pa-ta-kian-daeng was located in that village with a group of strict monks. However, the village is most famous for the numerous tales of ghosts living in the village. At the same time, this village is also famous for being populated by a lot of strange people. Will these people be scared by the ghosts or vice versa?

A love story taking place at the sea resort of Bangsaen, to make everyone learn the meaning of the word "love".

Newspaper reporter Marut (Likit Eakmongkol) is working on an investigation involving ghosts and decides to write the "real" story of Mae Nak. Of course that gets him into a bad predicament with a malicious female ghost.

A ladyboy in Thailand relives the same traumatic day from his past over and over again.

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.

The Isaan Record spent over 3 years following the fate of people from north-eastern of Thailand who, carrying their hopes of a better life, sought refuge as berry pickers in the forests of Finland and Sweden. They believed that "wild berries" in these civilized countries would revive their lives and help them pay off their debts, so they borrowed money to work there, following the persuasion of the Ministry of Labour and brokers. But unfortunately. They were tricked into working for free and became victims of human trafficking. After working for 3 months, some returned home with empty-handed, burdened with debt. Over the years, reports indicate that there are over 4,000 victims, leading them to form groups to demand justice. While waiting for government agencies to resolve the debt crisis resulting from being tricked into working abroad, a former minister involved in human trafficking and corruption has prospered.

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

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.

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

3 stories... 3 flavors included in the same movie Nang Nak Phra Khanong came back to life, thrilling, exciting, fun with a new kind of magic, ghost dance, a new dance of... Land of the Rising Sun, the Black Goddess, a story about life, love, sadness, the heartbreak of young girls in the dark corners of Paris.

Do you ever feel like something is missing when your friends get a boyfriend? Hemp, an ordinary woman, lives an ordinary life. she meets with the turning point when Pan, her roommate, get a boyfriend. The daily routine of hemp that is already normal changes to be boring. Because Pan takes more time to know her feelings. What will hemp do to restore the lost things?

Tell abouts post-war world Where civilization fell, people fled the city into the forest. And the story is about a monk guarding a cave whose voice hypnotizes people to enter and never come out again. A child abandoned in front of a cave grew up seeing the world crumble and questioning if there could be a better place. And then was a shocking adventure.

A five-minute short film about two friends who spend the night together after one loses his room key.

Forrest Gump said you never know what you’re going to get from life’s box of chocolates. Narcissistic, spot-on selfie media satire ‘Follow’, starring accomplished little kids who want to be stars, looks and tastes like a bowl of rainbow candy. But they are laced with something sharp. Perhaps even a razor blade, embedded in the chocolate bar of urban Hallowe’en legend. This is no Thai ‘Bugsy Malone’. These are not kids in Big People drag. They are themselves. One wishes in fact that they were not so natural; that the film weren’t so realistic. “Evie, why don’t you do your homework?” – “I’m busy with my business,” says the worldly little girl. What business? “The movie star business of course,” is her barely exasperated reply. In Thai, or rather Tinglish, that’s “Turakij Movie Star”, and I’m so sorry if you can’t speak Thai, because they can’t afford English subtitles.

A contemplative Thai film about a lonely girl in an almost empty restaurant.

Araya, a poor jobless girl who wants to win a lottery prize, faced something beyond her imagination.

Recorded live at Moonstar Studio in Bangkok on 25 October 2008, the concert captures Thai rock band Retrospect performing during the promotion of their second album Rise. The show features an energetic set of the band’s post-hardcore and alternative rock songs, highlighting their growing popularity in Thailand’s rock scene. Throughout the performance, the band delivers a high-intensity live experience with guest appearances from several Thai artists and strong interaction with their dedicated fanbase, the “Retrorians.” The concert showcases Retrospect at a pivotal moment as they transition from underground act to a major presence in Thai rock.

After their mother’s passing, sisters Noi and Nai are left to run her restaurant. As grief alters their relationship and pressures mount, they must navigate the fragile terrain of family, memory, and tradition.

Captain Sirius accidentally enters a portal meant for cargo ships and finds himself on the distant planet Lunacor, located at the edge of the galaxy. With his fuel nearly depleted, his only chance to return home is to take part in a thrilling challenge: flying through a series of glowing rings scattered across breathtaking landscapes. Guiding him is Radiance—a charismatic holographic assistant who leads Captain Sirius through this incredible journey.

The director takes on exploring the absurd and what it means to be alive, and leaving it.

Most people live their lives in the daylight, but there is another group who make a living at night.

Sans and Mono's lives are accidentally intertwined by passion. One finds her path; the other no longer have to walk alone. But still, they had to choose between their dreams and relationships.

In a whimsical micro-world hidden among vibrant leaves and sprawling plants, a charming herbivore family transform everyday greenery into extraordinary playthings. Through a series of playful and heartwarming vignettes, this animated short reminds us that life is our playground—so go explore and play!

A documentary film that presents information about Wichai Kasripongsa and Chumphon Thummai, two employees of the Nakhon Pathom Electricity Authority, who were found hanged under mysterious circumstances at the entrance gate of a housing estate in Phra Pathom Subdistrict, Mueang District, Nakhon Pathom Province, on September 24, 1976. The two men had gone out to post signs protesting the return of Field Marshal Thanom Kittikachorn, who had been exiled following the October 14, 1973 uprising. Thanom’s return in 1976 sparked widespread public outrage, and Wichai and Chumphon were among those who opposed it. Shortly afterward, both were found hanged in public, their bodies displayed for passersby to see. However, no proper investigation was carried out to identify or prosecute those responsible. Their bodies were quickly buried without autopsy, leaving the case shrouded in mystery and injustice.

Images and sounds from the protest dispersal move erratically across the digital world, intercut with the father's poetry and memories told through mechanical voices, revealing a history of political violence that has lingered for nearly two decades.

Mnemosyne utilises photogrammetry techniques to reconstruct and remap 3D spaces from existing locations in Te Wai Pounamu (Aotearoa) and the northern regions of Thailand. These locations are around Ōtepoti Dunedin where the artist resided in 2022, and Chiang Rai, a home where the artist's mother lives. These places, relevant to the artist and their mother, are rebuilt and merged in a series of 3D environments where memories are abstracted and re-personified.

Phankorn returns to his uncle’s garden with a hidden purpose. Curiosity leads to talks that uncover how two generations see the world differently.

The story of a young woman named Konthong who was kidnapped by a young man named Inthon on her wedding night and taken to be detained in a Karen village.

Two days in the life of Thai conservationist Seub Nakhasathien, two decades apart. One ignites his fight for nature; the other demands the ultimate sacrifice: his life.

A visual document of the construction of Memorial Bridge, built as part of the celebration of Bangkok’s 150th anniversary. The highlight is when the cameraman, Pao Wasuwat, climbs into a basket and is lifted by a construction crane to capture the top view of the site, an act of improvisation that testified to his cinematic ingenuity. 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.

Thanet, a city boy with an irresistible love for fried chicken, finds himself working in Yasothon, where he meets Obchoei, a quirky yet charming local girl who secretly admires him. Their simple yet heartwarming love story unfolds through a series of delightful and uplifting moments, slowly bringing them closer together.