Lost In Mekong tells a story of changes: a dwindling fish population, a family losing their means and a community finding solutions. “Luang-mong,” a tradition of equally distributing fishing rights between households, provides generations of families with a sustainable income. The Mekong dams, however, are making it harder to continue this tradition.
The daily life at the Narathiwat family’s home and the past of Usman, the inmate in the “Budu Explosion case” involving the arrest of teenagers from three southern border provinces at a student dormitory in the Ramkhamhaeng area in 2016, who has been detained for over 3 years.
The tale of a stateless boy on Phayam Island, who grew up by the sea, dreaming of becoming a world-class surfer, only to have his dreams dashed by legal constraints that cruelly confined his aspirations.
Wit Sittivaekin introduces his audience to famous pioneers and pivotal events throughout history in this immersive stage version of his podcast.
Dust people who live in land of dust. A documentary about 'invisible dust' or lives of the Thai people living in the abyss of dust through conversations among various groups of Thai urbanites and the visual allegory of people's lives whirlwind amidst the gray abyss of climate crisis.
Thai horror movie.
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.
T.H.A.I. team eliminates alien species to protect the ecosystem. Their approach is simple: eat the aliens!
Bangkok is one of the liveliest but the busiest city. This is the film that record Bangkok Silence which is a rare feeling to experience nowadays. In spite of the city noise, there is always a silence corner waiting to be found.
A creature With No Spine explores changing political landscape of Thailand through conflicts between a mother and a daughter. it touches on generational hurt, transformation and finding compassion.
The story about two screenwriters who are stuck on their own work and want to finish it.
It shows the importance of Buddhist abbots in Thai society. A young man, without parents and who has always lived in temples ("DEK WAT" - the Temple Boy), is in love with a young woman. Her parents don't want a poor groom. Hopefully the abbot might help?
