Meet the man behind Kraben Rahu. 

Eliciting tears of sorrow and joy, these movies are the perfect way to top off Pride Month.

Indie-darling and director of Mary Is Happy, Mary Is Happy (2013), Freelance (2015) and Die Tomorrow (2018), Nawapol ‘’Ter’’ Thamrongrattanarit lists the films and directors that inspire him at the moment. 

Step aside, Golden Globes.

Don’t waste the weekend on Netflix.

Wongchayuth “Yaa” Sukhowattanakij, 60, is keeping Thailand’s tradition of hand-drawn movie poster art alive. While most cinemas switched to printed posters decades ago, Yaa continues to produce watercolor artworks, though he now has a very different clientele. In this interview, he recalls the ups and downs of his five-decade career. 

Take a break from Netflix. 

A true treasure trove for film buffs. 

New Thai indie documentary explores the hardships of modern Bangkok through the story of a film projectionist forced into unemployment.