Department of International Trade Promotion, Ministry of Commerce, promotes Thai film industry through Thai Night 2025 at Cannes Film Festival, France.

A Thai comedy-fantasy about a woman reincarnated as a vacuum cleaner has won the top prize at Cannes Critics' Week, a sidebar of the Cannes Film Festival Read more at straitstimes.com.

This indicates a renewed local interest in Thai cinema. Thai Night serves as a platform to showcase the pride and quality of Thai films, and to propel Thailand's soft power through the film industry.

The debut edition of ‘Frightening the Soul: Thailand’s Mutelu Supernatural Film Festival’ kicked off at Cinepolis, Acropolis Mall on April 25, present.

Best Friend Forever has boarded international rights to 'A Useful Ghost,' a Thai film starring Davika Hoorne ahead of its bow at Cannes Critics’ Week.

"They are much stronger and faster..." Well Go USA has revealed an official trailer for a Thai horror thriller movie called Operation Undead, made by filmmaker Kongkiat Komesiri. This first ...

Tony Jaa is set to appear in a Muay Thai film trilogy that will be co-financed and produced by Stars Collective and Thailand’s Film Odyssey Co. Ltd.

Thai tear-jerker How To Make Millions Before Grandma Dies has made the shortlist in the Best International Feature Film category at the 97th Academy Awards, it was announced in Los Angeles on Dec 17.

Thai horror film 'Night Shift,' starring Chatchai Chinnasri, will be presented at the upcoming American Film Market. The film will be completed by 2025.

The completed film is expected to premiere in both countries in early 2025, with V Pictures set to release the film theatrically in Vietnam. Worldwide sales are handled by Vietnam-based Skyline Media.

Thai director Lee Thongkam is shooting “The Bride,” a horror film that marks a rare co-production between Thai and Vietnamese companies. “The Bride” follows a young Vietnamese woman ...

The Thai movie 'How To Make Millions Before Grandma Dies' has just been released in Vietnamese theatres and has brought many audience members to tears.