A folk-horror film with an insightful ethnic twist, this chilling narrative stars Ananda Everingham as a widower who moves to insular Muslim community outside of Bangkok with his teenage daughter, and unwittingly unleashes the wrath of an evil Djinn, resulting in a terrifying cautionary tale of reckoning and redemption.

This Thai box-office smash milks dysfunctional family dynamics for all they’re worth, creating an endearing journey of compassion and redemption, starring superstar Billkin as a slacker who quits his job to become his grandma’s caregiver—whether she likes it or not.

A whimsically imaginative and gleefully ironic coming-of-age epic about unlikely friends and guerilla filmmaking, from the Thai studio behind Bad Genius (NYAFF 2017) and You and Me and Me (NYAFF 2023), reuniting the latter film’s leads.

A masterful excursion into zombie land from the director of hit action-fantasy trilogy Khun Pan (NYAFF 2018), who brings his penchant for historic storytelling to this sobering, blood-soaked tale of Thailand’s traumatic involvement in WWII, and crafts a poignant plea for peace.

A bodacious postmodern crime-action opus set in Thailand’s notorious “sin city” vacation destination, where sundry ne’er-do-wells vie for riches in gold, with ultra-violence, rampant sexuality, tongue-in-cheek dark humor and just a dash of melodramatic sentimentality for good measure.

In Thanakorn Pongsuwan's swan song, a social-media-savvy lady killer (Ananda Everingham) falls for a stunning but enigmatic free spirit (Chayanit Pat Chansangavej) who vanishes, sparking a meditation on loneliness and love's elusive nature.