Populär Vun Thailand

In the evening at a construction site, a middle-aged man works on building a brick wall. His young son returns from school, happily sharing what he learned that day.

HUNDRED HEROES CANNOT MATCH… THE LION COMMANDS THE JUNGLE Sing, a skilled young man, returns to his hometown only to discover that his parents have perished in a mysterious fire, leaving nothing but the ruins of his childhood home. Determined to avenge their deaths, he sets out to track down the mastermind behind the tragedy. Along the way, he is joined by Chan Mee-Choeng, a talented fighter who happens to cross his path, and together they confront the ruthless villains of Ban Thung Khla.

The bookshop owner opened his shop on the last day. He did everything as he usually does every day before closing the shop.

A faintly interwoven story, of a boy who wrote poetry beneath the shadows of a sleepless city, of an old man who lives simply to light fireworks and calling out to another world far beyond, of a young teacher who once believed, with all her heart, that art could reshape the world and a young woman who was at once, a dream, a hope, and a wound. Their conversation will carry through the night in an empty bar, clinging to what’s left of themselves and trying to preserve their identities in a world where nothing is certain, except change.

To You, in 2000 Years is a video art that explores the intersection of language, oppressive history, and the pursuit of freedom and soul. The work tells a personal experience where the director attempts to record memories, experiences, and contemplative moments that question existence, using film as a tool to create a series of events. Drawing inspiration from the book "The Blind Earthworm in the Labyrinth," it invites you to join in creating a Lao-Chaiyaphum dialect expression, narrating an ancient fable of tragic love between two individuals who consume bitterness, driven by an unattainable desire in this earthly realm

An early scientific film showing mesmeric close-up shots of insects and worms on a stalk of rice, believed to be part of state agricultural research.

A graduate film from Teerapon Panyayuttakarn

Bandhit Arneeya is a Thai writer and translator. He was charged under Act 112 (Thai Lèse-majesté) four times. He was released twice having been treated as a mental patient. Two charges are still pending in the courts. This story is narrated cross the boundary between fact and fiction, from his work and his personal story.

The sweet moment between a boy and a girl suddenly being interrupted by a scream...