Meşhur Kimden Thailand

A man travels across time and consciousness into his subconscious. As he explores the dark depths of his mind, he reflects on his own thoughts and beliefs.

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.

An exploration of the relationship between filmmaking and human labor through textured and rough film splices.

The conclusion of the story in the first video. This part unfolds the misery of Tang Siew Chong’s grandchild. Wan won’t say anything about herself or where she is from; she is angry about what happened to Pong. The story from three days earlier is explained and Pong now knows that the grown-ups have forgiven all who did wrong. The rest of the children take to the streets and riot.

In Thailand, a bizarre new virus dubbed the 'Genderflux Contagion' sparks chaos—its victims develop traits misaligned with their birth sex. As paranoia spreads, tensions erupt into open conflict between cisgender communities and transgender activists.

A found footage film cleverly editing Thai soap operas.

A group of people head into the woods hunting the elusive krasue. But will they kill her before she kills them all?

A young woman, a first jobber who has been working for 2-3 years, feels burned out from her job and desperately needs a break. She decides to go on a trip with her friends to unwind. However, during the journey, she gradually realizes that the person by her side throughout the trip isn’t the friend she thought she knew.

A college student's abrupt awakening in the dead of night leads him to a mysterious corridor, causing a sudden nosebleed and an encounter with a shadowy figure silently watching him. But this wasn’t the first time it had happened.

Two men are arguing whether what they see is fog or smoke.

As people die under strange and terrifying circumstances, a teenage boy is blamed, sparking a plan to uncover the truth.

“Coming Thro the Rye” tells the story of navy spirits reborn as seagulls, intertwining the artist’s memories of her navy grandfather with the frequent visits of a seagull to her window.