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Night Edge Pictures Chief Operating Officer Hans Audric Estialbo to bring blood, sweat and thrills with its new line-up of horror and thriller titles

In 2018, 12 boys from the same football team decided to spend an afternoon with their coach exploring the Tham Luang caves in northern Thailand. When heavy rain flooded the caves, what was supposed to be a fun excursion turned into a massive international rescue operation that transfixed the world.

An exhibition of films titled “Hong Kong cinema makes waves in Thailand” is being held to mark the 25th anniversary of the establishment of the special administrative region.

The Bangkok Metropolitan Administration will stick to its schedule of open-air movie screenings despite the possibility that the heavens would open up and soak an already wet capital with more showers.

Audiences at Bangkok’s “Krung Thep Klang Plang” outdoor film festival this week will also be treated to concerts before films are screened at 7pm.

Five Southeast Asian movies based on culinary themes will be screened during an Asean film festival next week. Ramkhamhaeng University’s Faculty of Mass Communication will host the 4th RU Asean Film Festival and Conference 2022 at its Sukhothai Building on July 20 and 21.

Bangkok’s outdoor film festival, “Krung Thep Klang Plang”, opened on Thursday evening with the 1997 thriller “2499 Anthapal Krong Muang” (Dang Bireley’s and Young Gangsters).

The Bangkok open-air movie festival that will screen films for free starts tonight at the Lan Khon Muang ground in front of City Hall with Bangkok Governor Chadchart Sittipunt promising to be present.

Three experiments with theatre and film led to different outcomes

This story is about Elvis Presley and Colonel Tom Parker's relationship — a true story told brilliantly and creatively that only Baz Luhrmann, in his unique, artistic way, could have delivered, a director who put his heart and soul into this film. Austin Butler is outstanding, while Tom Hanks plays Col Parker.

Foreign actors shooting movies in Thailand will be exempted from paying tax for the next five years in a bid to attract filmmakers to Thailand and boost the country’s soft power.

As many as 196 foreign films have been shot in Thailand since July last year, generating 6.38 billion baht in revenue for the country, the Tourism and Sports Ministry said.