Chaiyapol Kokiartcajon

a boy looks back on the story of his old memories and relationship that buried in the past.

a Myanmar woman confronts an elderly Thai woman, as personal memories become intertwined with the weight of collective history.

The story of a young girl who has always followed the teachings of her parents throughout her life, now must live on her own in the university. She faces a dilemma from the society that grants her freedom, which prevents her from living the way she once knew.

On the hottest day, “Phupa”, a cunning, mischievous, and artsy fresh-graduate freelancer, went out to buy Yakku, a twin popsicle to freshen himself up. Unfortunately, there’s only one Yakku left, and “Haemun” a 30-year-old serious-looking, sharp-tonged office worker is also there to get it. When civilized discussion on who is the most deserving one doesn’t work, it must come down to one solution: an epic fight.

In the shadow of Thailand’s May 22, 2014 coup d’état, 68-year-old Aree receives a call that her granddaughter, Duangjai, has been left alone at the swimming pool, she rushes to pick her up. But as the day unfolds, it becomes clear that Kumphoon, Duangjai’s father—Aree’s son-in-law, a man whose political beliefs starkly oppose her own—may be missing due to a military coup.

One night, a group of three teenagers ventures into the forest for a ghost-hunting challenge, only to stumble upon "Twerking Chicken Zombies". When the undeads spot them, a relentless chase begins, driving the teens into a desperate corner.

The tragedy of ordinary family in a normal day

Shit goes down when a coward has to face his own cowardice.