Meşhur Kimden Thailand

A graduate film from Teerapon Panyayuttakarn

Two brothers from a policeman's family are living their contrasted morals: Thep, the elder one, drinks his life away while Pongthai, his younger brother, is trying hard to be a good cop. One night, their dad was gunned down by opium gangsters, the very night Thep had a fight with him and fled the house with anger. Pongthai and others now believe his delinquent brother is a killer.

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

Tomorrow, a man will direct his first feature film, but, that night, something happens.

The Rivers They Don’t See takes viewers on a poignant journey along the Salween River, tracing the Thailand-Myanmar border, and continuing through the Ping River and Chao Phraya River into the Gulf of Thailand.

The catastrophic chaos of final-year film students desperately trying to finish their thesis project, only for the editor to lose the entire freaking file.

I had the chance to try making a new type of film called “In-Ear Cinema.” This kind of film tells the story using only sound—such as background noise, music, and conversations—without any video or images. The film I created is called "Not Human, But..." The story is about two teenage boys who meet up to hang out at Siam Square. While there, they see an ad for a new kind of tutoring school. They decide to try it out, and in the end, they find out that the teacher is actually an AI.