Credit: Threelogy 2016
Founded by the people behind Open Reel Rooftop Festival, it aims to screen only independent movies from both Thailand and abroad. Set to soft open mid-September, with grand opening slated for later in the year. Tickets B300. Read our interview with the founders
here.
House RCA
The old dame of arthouse cinema recently turned 12 and continues to screen independent films from around the world with Thai subtitles. There’s a small cafe inside, too. Tickets B140.
Apex Lido and Scala
These vintage cinemas located in the heart of Siam date back to the late 1960s. Screening both major and independent films, crowds flock not only for the B100-120 tickets but also photo ops in Scala’s ornate lobby.
Scala Theatre, Siam Square Soi 1, 02-251-2861. BTS Siam
A shop-house turned private club dedicated entirely to film. A membership fee of B200 grants you access to nightly cult film screenings (see schedule at
goo.gl/UVfEt3) and a library filled with film books and reference materials.
Sukhumvit Soi 22, next to Imperial Queen’s Park Hotel, 087-000-0795. www.fgc.in.th
SF Cinema CentralWorld
SF Cinema screens it fair share of blockbusters but does also host festivals, such as the seven Swedish films screening this Sep 7-11. Look out for We are the Best, the highly rated drama on an all-girl punk band in the '80s. Tickets B120.