Ray MacDonald

A young working woman has to follow obscure advice by an old sage in order to prevent a worst-case scenario. A returning nightmare of a family home built by her deceased mother for the still-living father in the hereafter gives her and her fortune teller the necessary instructions. A loving, yet complex tale of the new Thai middle class. Houses are built, family members live in parallel worlds and the presence is a very Asian mix of the 19th and 21st Centuries. (imdb)

Like pus squirted on to the spotless sheet of New Thai Cinema, Khon Jorn is a hallucinatory trip into urban psychedelia, a bizarre social satire minted with such boldness it makes you wonder if the director was drunk. With the camera violently jerking throughout, we watch a homeless madman wander the grubby alleys of Bangkok, sneak into the house of a rich merchant and end up rescuing his teenage daughter from rapists... (Sight & Sound)

Fai (Intira Charoenpura) is a girl who's mysteriously connected to the number "6", which is related to her bad luck. On the night before her 24th birthday (2+4 = 6) , her friends come to celebrate. Ong (Watcharachai Sataphitak), one of her friend who has the knowledge of horoscope finds the snake star in the sky, which rarely appears in rainy season. (imdb)

A group of friends visit the scenic town of Pai between Chiang Mai and Mae Hong Song to look for an idea to make a good movie that will best describe the story of this town. They have different opinions on this town so they decide that each person will go out and find their own ideas to put in the movie. (The Movie Database)

Thailand's latest horror omnibus is made up of three chilling stories. Two sisters who own a wig shop are haunted by a female ghost whose hair were made into one of the wigs on sale. A funeral home employee falls in love with a female corpse who died alongside her fiance in an accident just before their wedding. Two company directors who love playing scary pranks on their employees finally get their comeuppance when they themselves face a real ghost... (letterboxd)