10 Latest Thai Movies to Watch in 2024

Fans of Boys Love (BL) in Thailand, get ready because "Love Syndrome" is here to entertain you again. This film, which tackles LGBT themes, is produced and directed by the well-known Nontapat Sriwichai. The story unfolds with a twist of revenge turning into love.

The film starts with Day (Neff Rattanan Sukubol) trying to find out who abused his brother. His investigation leads him to Itt (Bix Tagon Suwannavej), who did the harassment so Day's brother would date Itt's friend. But things go terribly wrong when Itt's friend assaults Day's brother.

Seeking revenge, Day kidnaps Itt and assaults him, thinking this will settle the score. Day's obsession escalates as he films the assault and forces Itt to live with him.

Despite this chaos beginning, Day and Itt start having feelings for each other under these extreme conditions. Can such a wild start lead to a tender and romantic relationship?

Death Whisperer is set in 1972 in a remote village in Kanchanaburi province, Thailand. It's about a Thai-Chinese farming family with six siblings: three brothers, Yak, Yos, and Yod, and three sisters, Yad, Yam, and Yee.

The family's peaceful life is disrupted after a mysterious event in their village where a young girl dies suddenly. Soon after, unsettling occurrences start to plague the family. On their way home from school, the sisters see a mysterious woman and a ghostly figure dressed in black.

Things get worse when Yam starts showing signs of a strange illness, his facial expressions becoming frightening. At night, Yad, one of the younger brothers, often hears scary voices calling out, "Tee Yod, Tee Yod."

Amidst the chaos, Yak, the oldest brother and a former soldier, returns home to address the family's troubles. What is really happening to the family? Watch this film, one of the top three highest-grossing Thai films of all time, to find out the truth.

Thailand is always coming up with new ways to tell funny stories that leave you clutching your stomach. The idea behind this movie is hilarious, even though it’s a bit unrealistic. The film "Not Friends" starts with a young man named Pae.

Pae has just transferred to a new school for his sixth semester. On his first day, he meets Joe, a popular student who is liked by everyone. Joe wants to be friends with Pae, but Pae turns him down without giving any reason.

The very next day, the school is hit with tragic news: Joe has died in a terrible car accident. While everyone at school is grieving, Pae, who saw the accident, sees a chance to do something different.

Using his cleverness, Pae suggests to the school that they make a short film to honor Joe. Pae hopes that this project will not only pay tribute to Joe but also help him get into his dream university.

Red Life is a film about a tragic romance set in the tough streets of Bangkok. Som, whose mother is a sex worker, believes that finding true love could improve his life.

The story also follows Ter, a young man who turns to robbery in a desperate attempt to gain the attention and love he craves. Another key character is Peach, a popular student with a mysterious life. She's close to Som and begins to experience deep feelings of love.

This movie reveals the struggles of its characters who are hurt, overlooked, and caught up in their personal troubles. Will love lead them to a better place, or pull them deeper into a spiral of despair and destruction?

In 1970s Thailand, a group known as the Traveling Pharma-Cinema Unit entertained the public by showing 16mm films in villages and towns across the country. They provided live-dubbed films to eager audiences using microphones to voice the characters.

The four main members of the group had a unique job. They created and performed dubbed soundtracks on the spot, bringing much-needed entertainment to the locals. However, their travels were not without challenges. An unexpected incident once halted their film showings.

During this break, they had to switch roles and become drug salesmen who aim to sell pharmaceutical products. They needed to complete these sales before they could continue showing films.

Their journey was marked by hurdles and even deceit, but they pushed forward to achieve their dreams. "Once Upon a Star" captures the group's persistence and commitment to their craft despite the obstacles they faced.

Sorn is a 21-year-old from Shan state. When fighting broke out between Burma and Shan, he and his sister had to flee to Chiang Mai, seeking a safer and better life.

In Chiang Mai, Sorn ends up meeting a man who works at a gay bar. With few options available, he takes a job as a masseuse to support himself and his sister.

As he tries to make a living, Sorn's life becomes more complicated. He becomes involved with Ji, an activist, who proposes a risky plan. Ji wants Sorn to help capture Wuth, another activist targeted by the government. This is happening while the local political scene is unstable, and several activists have mysteriously disappeared.

Feeling trapped by his difficult situation, Sorn reluctantly agrees to Ji's plan. Despite the tough choices he faces, Sorn is committed to supporting his sister's education, hoping she can achieve the dreams he couldn't. The story not only explores Sorn's personal struggles but also sheds light on the political challenges of the time.

In 2022, a tragic event occurred in a village called Non Khun that deeply affected everyone there. Baikhao, a pregnant woman, tragically took her own life due to issues in her romantic relationship. This left her ex, Siang, who had since become a monk, in profound grief.

Meanwhile, Joed, a 25-year-old who had just completed his law studies in Bangkok, returned to his village to study for the bar exam. However, his plans were disrupted when his father, Sak, who worked as an undertaker, became sick. Joed reluctantly had to step in and take over his father's duties.

The village's atmosphere grew even stronger when people started experiencing hauntings by Baikhao's ghost, which spread fear among the villagers. Siang, however, was not scared.

He sought to communicate with Baikhao's spirit and believed the only way to do so was through a complex ritual known as astral traveling, which only Sak could perform. Siang wants to find a way to perform this ritual to reach Baikhao's ghost.

This Thai horror movie is set in Narathiwat, a region in Southern Thailand with a majority Muslim population. The film revolves around a local legend called "The Legend of Toa Nanna."

The story suggests that Win's family is haunted by a dark secret linked to another dimension, which puts them in great danger. To break free from this curse, they move to Narathiwat.

They hoped that by moving away, they would escape the evil spirits, known as jinn. However, relocating to this remote area only worsens their situation. Instead of finding peace, they get to experience a more menacing and dangerous supernatural force.

As the story unfolds, the harassment from the evil genie grows more intense, with it trying to take over their bodies and drag them into the world of the jinn. The movie follows the Win family's struggle to survive these attacks and find a way to stop them.

Starring famous actors like Pae Arak, Mook Worranit, Great Sapol, Ton Tonhon, and others, the film takes us into the story of a man who must deliver messages across four different time periods: The Stone Age, the Ban Rachan era, the Tom Yum Kung crisis, and a future world.

In the Stone Age, the story focuses on Deuk, who is responsible for taking care of his family during a harsh winter. In the Ban Rachan era, a man named Dui delivers urgent messages to prepare his village for an impending enemy attack.

During the Tom Yum Kung crisis, a postman tricks Dr. May to ensure his own survival. In the future world, marked by many disasters, Dr. Day must guide a woman on a mission to prevent further catastrophe.

The film takes the audience on a thrilling ride as the messenger goes through these four periods to gather valuable experiences along the way. Will he manage to deliver his messages successfully?

Movies that mix different styles, like "Man Suang," which combines drama, mystery, and thriller, are always interesting, especially when set against a strong cultural backdrop. The film becomes even more exciting with the reunion of Apo and Mille.

It seems that the director and writer brought Apo and Mille back together on purpose because they had not moved on from their previous work in "KinnPorsche." In this movie, Apo plays Khem, a young man from Chachoengsao. Khem and his friend Wan go to investigate Man Suang, a secretive and high-class club in Siam.

As they dig deeper, Khem and Wan find themselves caught up in a conspiracy where the powerful plot political strategies during the end of King Rama III's reign. During their mission, they meet Chatra (Mile), a musician who plays the taphon. The three of them form a strong bond.

As their investigation continues, the dark secrets of Man Suang start to come out. The story becomes a tale of murder, intrigue, and rebellion, making the movie more than just a simple investigation.