"Thai Film Archive"

Thomas Clay’s 2008 film “Soi Cowboy” is the latest screening in the Thai Film Archive’s film series “Exotic Thailand?”, which surveys the representation of Thailand in films made by non-Thai filmmakers from the 1930s to the present and shows tomorrow (August 17) at 1pm.

There is good news for film buffs who missed two Asean classics at the Bangkok Asean Film Festival that ended last week. The Thai Film Archive is bringing the two films -- Genghis Khan from Philippines and “Moon Over Malaya” from Singapore -- for a repeat show at the Film Archive on Buddha Monthon Sai 5 Road at Salaya. tomorrow.

​​​​​​​In modern Thai cinema, where comedy and horror rule the box office, it’s rare for any movie to dwell on drugs and guns.

Two recordings of the coronation of King Rama VII have been found, restored and can be seen on YouTube

Thai Film Archive is bringing back its popular World Classic Film programme to Scala Theatre in Bangkok, kicking off the shows this Sunday (January 14) with the epic “Cleopatra” then following up on February 18 with “The Godfather Part II”.

Last month Thai Film Archive’s World Class Cinema Screenings brought back happy memories of kungfu legend Bruce Lee with the movie “The Big Boss” which shot most entirely in Thailand.

The Thai Film Archive has made the longlost movie 1954 “Santi Vina” available on DVD in a boxed set, fully remastered with glorious picture quality.

The Thai Film Archive has once again chosen the actors it intends to honour by immortalising their hand and foot prints. “Laa Dara.

Another 25 entries are added to the Archive's historical registry