BNK48 is an idol girl group, whose 26 members are girls from 13 years old to 23 years old. The concept of the band based on an ordinary, but dedicating character. In each single, only 16 from 26 members are selected to be the part of it. So, every girl needs to put all of […]
‘Gatlang’ a small village located in Nepal, 7400 ft. above the sea. Precisely a chapter of their live that intersects with the history that no one ever been documented before. This place manifests itself as an inseparable link to the time and tide of the decades. It was the decade when the natural and people […]
‘Singing at Funerals’, part 3 of the Bangkok Joyride saga of the epic 7-month long Shutdown Bangkok protest, records the first 2 weeks of the occupation of Bangkok, 15 – 26 January 2014. From superstar academics Teacher Lily and Dr Seri’s hysterical impersonations of PM Yingluck on stage, to the fatal bomb at Bantad-Tong; from […]
Bangkok Joyride: Shutdown Bangkok is the second of an epic documentary series with no commentary, a record of the Shutdown Bangkok protests of 2013-2014. Part 2 covers the lead-up to & the actual Shutdown Bangkok itself, from 22 December 2013 – 15 January 2014, including the crossing of the river and Art Lane, with an […]
The first of an epic documentary series with no commentary, a record of the Shutdown Bangkok protests of 2013-2014. Bear witness to how and why millions of ordinary Thai people occupy the streets, parks and government buildings for 7 months. Part 1 shows how the protest gathered steam; what propelled millions of people to rise […]
A documentary that follows the mission of a Rockstar Toon Bodyslam to run from Betong district of the deep-south Yala province to Maesai district of the Northern Chiang Rai province in 55 days, covering the distance of 2,215 kilometers under the project ‘Kao Kon La Kao’ that collects donations for 11 hospitals to acquire necessary […]
The film is based on interviews of 100 Thai teenagers’ age between17-19 with diverse gender identities. They have shared their experiences, personal life, and attitude towards their social life in Bangkok, the capital of Thailand, where they have grown up in. The common theme of these stories are their coming of age, confusion with dreams […]
13 October 2016, TVs and Radios announce that King Bhumibol Adulyadej has passed away. Manatsanun Phanlerdwongsakul is driving when she hears the news. Together with millions of Thais, she is overwhelmed by sadness. The world is spinning. Life has come to a halt, before it starts again and be changed forever. In need for closure, […]
Once upon a time, cinema was mainstream entertainment in Thailand. Movie theatres in Thailand were the place where families hung out. 30 years ago, there were 140 standalone movie theatres in Bangkok. As time went by, old-fashioned movie theatres are forgotten. Most of them became second-class movie theatre showing double feature or pornography and eventually […]
Railway Sleepers explores the close connection between Thai people and Thai railway, a celebration and record of what it is like to live in Thailand today. Through various activities and scenes inside and outside The moving vehicles, the film turns the train into the microcosm of life in Thailand during this changing time. With mundane […]
Roong Boonsing is a young lad who loves to ride his motorcycle. He is expelled from school and has to move to a new village school. Teacher Ben knows that Roong once was a young master of Morlam puppet a while ago. He then encourages Roong to resurrect his Morlam troupe and master the art […]
A documentary about a one-month journey of twin sisters from London back to their home, Bangkok by train. They travelled via the famous Trans-Siberian route, through many countries such as Germany, Russia, Mongolia and China, with many stories to tell.
