Populär Vun Thailand

Art of Killing follows Mint, an art student who takes pride in her final painting. On the day of her art presentation, she faces her strict professor, whose cold and harsh criticism silently shatters her confidence. After the presentation, Mint hides her despair behind a fragile smile and retreats to the restroom — where her broken painting lies in pieces. Through her phone call with her mother, she pretends that everything went well, masking her pain with the smallest of lies. When the professor unexpectedly walks in, the two stand face-to-face in silence — connected by guilt, shame, and the quiet violence of words.

A young girl finds an abandoned puppy under a tree and takes it in to raise until she is 16. On New Year's Eve, her dog goes missing and she goes looking for it, while her relationship with her uncle is not so good.

Intruder try to broke a victim house.

David want to be a actor so he found a website made by Ethan

In this sequel to Love By Chance, the story shifts focus to Tin, a wealthy young man who has always struggled to trust others because people have used him for his wealth. At a university, his guarded heart begins to soften when he meets Can, a kind‑hearted and genuine student whose innocence and warmth challenge Tin’s cynical view of relationships. As their friendship deepens, Tin realizes his feelings for Can go beyond friendship and bravely confesses his love, but Can initially rejects him. Heartbroken yet hopeful, Tin must navigate the complexities of love, emotional vulnerability, and whether to pursue his true feelings or let go — all while exploring growth, trust, and connection in a world where genuine affection is hard to find.

A half-awake, half-dreaming state of memory connects four female figures: a girl from a small coastal city with mixed feelings toward the beach where she grew up, a Thai artist living far from home and haunted by endless rain, a mermaid from Samila Beach lingering between folklore and imagination, and an aging grandmother whose memories slowly begin to fade.

Thailand’s first animated movie made by Payut Ngaokrachang, mater animator who would go on to make several other animated films. “Amazing Incidents” was first screened with live dubbing on July 5, 1955 at Sala Chalermthai in Bangkok.

When emotions nearly break down.

When an office couple, Tae and Liu, are forced to quarantine together for 14 days due to the COVID-19 outbreak, they find themselves spending more time together than ever before. What begins as love soon turns into conflict, as their differences and habits start to clash. Eventually, they break up — but since the quarantine isn’t over, they still have to live together. During that time, one of them begins to soften. Liu writes a heartfelt note to Tae, and in the end, it brings them back together once again.

After years of drifting apart from their old middle school band, Seatian, Sol, Mew, and Venice reunite once again. Their meeting is filled with nostalgia, buried sorrow, and unspoken feelings. Through a long, heartfelt conversation and the sound of music that once brought them together, the four must learn to face their past and rediscover the bond they once shared.

A documentary following students through a school science project, filled with effort, energy, and everyday moments.