Popolare A partire dal Thailand

A married, homophobic accountant unknowingly intercepts a bribe intended for his boss, a corrupt real-estate developer. When thugs try to take back the money, they unknowingly chase him into a gay sauna. It's there for the first time that he knowingly confronts gay people. Fearing for his life, the accountant is forced to accept help from the people he would normally avoid and look down upon. At the sauna, he discovers new lessons about life, acceptance, HIV/AIDS, and his relationships with his own family.

One of my dreams is to organize my own funeral.

A documentary detailing the life of a teenage son who waits for the return of his mom who has been serving time for the unspeakable crime.

Chandu(Sanjeev) is a happy go lucky youth who falls in love with a girl who ditches him and gets married to some one else. This is the same time when Anu(Chetana), who is the younger sister of Chandu’s ex, also falls in love with him. Upset by the games played by today’s generation girls, Chandu lays a challenge to Anu to get close to him physically to prove her true love. What will Anu do now? Will she go ahead and do the inevitable? To know these answers, you need to watch the film on the big screen.

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

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.

Sathaporn, a liturature teacher, is joined by the bond and needs to accept the truth that Sirinarth, his pregnant wife, cannot have sex as much as he desires. What will happen if he decides to leave his lover behind, escape his old life and accidentally find the path to Krungkluea, a heaven in the liturature, which becomes realistic during his journey.

The heavily compressed time and space where all survival images from my memory live in. After journey, what will remain could be something we cannot talk to, but perceive.

The disciple of a Chinese master attempts to use what he learned defeat an evil Chinese master after he plots to use his girlfriend's virginal blood to resurrect a demon. With a low budget not affording much in the way of special effects or art direction (it takes place almost entirely outdoors), a cast of no-name actors and a soundtrack filled with stolen popular music from other countries, this 'B' flick is considered low grade in its country of origin.

Someone makes the mistake of messing with Indian magic.

A Krasue (aka Filth Eating Spirit, aka flying head with guts dangling from it) wreaks havoc.

Eight pastoral vignettes make up this leisurely and benevolent stroll through Thailand’s rural north country, where time slows down and the changing seasons dictate the day’s chores from dawn to dead of night.

Sun grows up in his father’s photo shop, where a yearly Christmas photo slowly fades from a full family to just him.

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.

Gorya's peaceful life is gone when Prawfah, her roommate, brings her nosy sister Ingdao to stay with her. Ingdao has secretly liked Gorya since she was a child, so moving into the same house feels like a dream. But things are complicated- their status of "phi-nong" makes Ingdao too scared to share her feelings, and at the same time she has to deal with Kirin, a friend who's also trying to flirt with Gorya, too. As Ingdao and Gorya grow closer, how will both of them handle their feelings? What does life look like together amidst moments of arguing, but also periods of joy and laughter?