For those who enjoy the vibes of open-air viewing, ‘Krungthep Klang Plaeng’ film festival will be taking place all over Bangkok for the whole month.
The event will be happening in venues around Bangkok, and will feature a total of 25 films that Bangkokians know and love, over the course of four weeks. Each week, a different set of venues is set. There are a couple Western films in the programme, but it’s a great way to introduce yourself, along with your company, to the Thai film industry. This is because the oldest film set to be shown dates all the way back to 1959, and the films are all commercial successes that are a part of many Thai people’s memories.
The programme includes the following:
7 July
Dang Bireley’s and Young Gangsters (1997) at Lan Khon Mueang Town Square
Bangkok Traffic (Love) Story (2009) at True Digital Park Phra Khanong
8 July
Time In A Bottle (1991) at Lan Khon Mueang Town Square
36 (2012) at True Digital Park Phra Khanong
9 July
Black Silk (1961) at Lan Khon Mueang Town Square
Mae Nak Phra Khanong (1959) at True Digital Park Phra Khanong
14 July
RRR (2022) at Khlong Toei Youth Center
4Kings (2021) at Rot Fai Park
15 July
Monrak Transistor (2001) at Khlong Toei Youth Center
Portrait of a Lady on Fire (2019) at Rot Fai Park
16 July
Boonchu Poo Narak (1988) at Khlong Toei Youth Center
One for the Road (2021) at Rot Fai Park
21 July
Citizen Dog (2004) at Benchakitti Park
Fast & Furious (2009) at Bang Khae Phirom Market
22 July
The Blue Hour (2015) at Benchakitti Park
Shutter (2017) at Bang Khae Phirom Market
23 July
Wheel of Fortune and Fantasy (2021) at Benchakitti Park
Dear Dakanda (2005) at Bang Khae Phirom Market
28 July
Love of Siam (2007) at Siam Square
Sunset at Chaophraya (2013) at Queen Sirikit 60th Anniversary Park
29 July
Seasons Change (2006) at Siam Square
Pee Nak (2019) at Queen Sirikit 60th Anniversary Park
30 July
Siam Square (1984) at Siam Square
Gunman (1983) at Queen Sirikit 60th Anniversary Park
31 July
School Town King (2020) at Kru Grape Garden
One for the Road (2021) at Sukhumvit 31
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