مشهور له Thailand

Korakrit Arunanondchai’s new piece, Songs for Dying, composed of tropes and ideas from his “living archive,” combines the personal experience of accepting death and the perception of history with religious, technological, and political narratives. Footage of his grandfather’s funeral is followed by archival records of the popular uprising on South Korean Jeju Island, current student protests in Thailand, and references to pop culture. Using the metaphor of the ghost, central to this piece, the artist questions the linear perception of time and seeks to show how the past pulsates in the present. In his worldview, nature, people, and spirits are intertwined into a homogenous whole, forming a living and diverse reality.

In the last couple of years, thousands of illegal Thai migrant workers in South Korea are deported back to Thailand, while thousands more slipped through the borders to take up both legal and illegal jobs. Calling themselves ‘ghosts’, they left their homeland for a foreign country whose language they cannot speak, work towards an uncertain future, and hide like phantoms to evade the authorities. The film observes the situation of these workers, as well as visits the other generation of Thai migrant worker in South Korea, an 80 year-old Thai veteran who once fought a Korean war.

A writer faces something in a tent which his girlfriend bought from her friend.

"Though the Mountains Divide, and the Oceans are Wide" is a short video essay on the interrelation between childhood encounters and current realities through a personal story of the artist - Belle Phromchanya - who has moved from Thailand to the Netherlands in her adulthood. The video compiles home video footage of family trips during the 1990s taken by her father, along with video materials of a senior Thai artist living in Amsterdam taken by Phromchanya herself. The senior artist, who is around the same age as her father, has been a subject of Phromchanya's work until his sudden passing in 2020. By layering these early years' memories with the struggles of dealing with the uncertainty of daily life, the video shares attempts of capturing the temporarily of the moment - and both beauty and unsettling experience of being elsewhere.

The ideal world of perfect goodness is a spiritual refuge for people nowadays. Unsurprisingly, some sects, new religions and politic group are growing.

From a self-hanging suicide case turned into a stealthy murder case. With background Complicated in connection with the football table of influential gamblers, the gamblers must go to the end in the same way if with the skills of one of Thailand's top forensic doctors. You will lead us to touch a clue of the murder. That even the police department was unexpected !!!

When Thong-Yu discovers his house is about to collapse, he is confronted by the sins of his past. His dead brother then aids him in his search for absolution. A sarcastic reflection on karma, guilt and Thailand’s political climate.

an unknown film roll become a spaceship traveling in the lost time

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.

Mai, a young Thai reporter interviews Sri, the sister of a missing activist. She is confronted with visions of internalised fear and paranoia.

The story of two lovers That was linked to meet But when the feeling is too good, the connection Causing the love status to change.

It tells the story of the troubled relationship of a daughter and her deaf-mute father.

The film tells the story of Kadesurang (Bella Ranee), a young girl who is a good student in French studying the Department of Archeology. She is very smart but her appearance is not beautiful and stout. At that time, Kadesurang was secretly in love with a guy in the same class but did not dare to confess because he was afraid of his ugly body. One day, when she was going home, she had an accident, her body died but the girl's soul was still wandering in the world then accidentally passing through time and space back into the past into the body. The body of a cruel and brutal lady named Karakade

Ex-lovers, a parking lot, and 60 seconds that reveal months of change.

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.