Filled with large works by local and international artists, the former working class neighborhood of Talad Noi has become a hub for creatives and street art.
From hipster-magnet cafes and glitzy bars to generations-old street food institutions, there’s a lot going on in one of Bangkok’s oldest neighborhoods.
As one of the city’s last hubs for indie flicks and film geeks readies to shut for good, we sat down with one of its founders to find out what went down, look back at their greatest moments, and discuss whether there’s hope for the future of independent cinemas in Thailand.
Sandwiched between Soi Ari and Chatuchak, Pradiphat is easily overlooked. But this old residential area is now home to a fast-growing number of cafes and bars, a young creative community, and under-the-radar restaurants and street food.
