Including an advance screening of the brand new Godzilla. 

The Island Funeral is a road trip movie about a young Muslim traveling to the Southern conflict zone in Pattani. Directed by veteran director Pimpaka Towira, 49, the movie has been screened at international film festivals around the world, picking up awards from the Tokyo International Film Festival late last year and the 40th Hong Kong International Film Festival this April. Thai audiences will finally get a chance to see the South in a different light on Jul 21 (SF Cinema CentralWorld only).

The death penalty, poverty, incarceration, sex work—you know, NBD.

Enjoy Prince's acting debut on the big screen.

The second edition of the festival dedicated to the best LGBTQ+ films from around the world takes place in June. Here are the highlights.

Dr. Narumol Sriyanond, 62, won five awards including Best Director and Best Story at January's edition of the Hollywood International Independent Documentary Awards (Hiida) for her new film Elephants in Motion: Tales of Life Transformation. Telling the story of Thailand’s mahouts and the deep bond they have with their elephants, the documentary is Dr. Narumol’s first film since her 2011 debut Building for Life: Moving AIDS to the Positive Life was selected for the Cannes Film Festival. 

Just in time with the 88th Academy Awards on Feb 28, here are the 15 things we loved and hated about Thai film from the past year. 

'Tis the month for outdoor screenings, pop-up film festivals and directors' talks.