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This happened at a bar. When Hia, the owner of the Coyote bar, sees the kids in the bar dancing. Both fun moves in fun rhythms, sexy teenage style, customer provoking style and lesbian show. which made Hia think about sweeping the whole store, especially Plein, who liked Hia so much without letting her wife know. But there was a good-looking young waiter cutting his face off. Hia became angry with jealousy, so assassinated and killed a waitress named Kham and wrestled with pleasure. Draft Kham possesses the form of a doll at the shrine. Joy goes to ask for a lottery ticket and brings the doll back to the shop. The ghost in the body of the doll then came back to reclaim it with a vengeance. until he dies and comes back to love and enjoy again thus causing love between people and ghosts

In the 1960s, the United States Information Service (USIS) mobile film units travelled around the northeast region of Thailand showing their self-produced propaganda films to rural audiences as a part of a psychological operation.

COVID-19 disrupted Bear’s thesis film project. Even worse, he got stuck with his nosy mother, a situation that mirrors his own thesis film.

Cinematic Virtual Concert for thai band's latest album.

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 young deaf woman tells us of her first experience going to the cinema. What ensues is a poetic exploration of Thai Sign Language and its imagined affinities with film. Eye Your Ear takes as a starting point how we develop our imagination and the ways we relate through language.

After his father disappears, a monk’s son spends a day and a night around the temple, where mysterious crystals have recently started growing on a bird’s nest. Intimate conversations, reflections, and a shared meal help him put everything into perspective and let go of the past.

A man promises his girlfriend that he will be with her on her birthday which is two days later. Later in that evening while stopping for some drink at a bar, he gets kidnapped by mistake because he resembles to a millionaire’s son.

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.