Best Movies from Thailand

The Thai phenomenon that crossed borders with its blunt title and softer heart — critics praised Putthipong Assaratanakul and Usha Seamkhum for making elder-care grief feel universally legible without sentimental shortcuts.

Thailand's smartest export of the decade — a taut exam-cheating heist that played Cannes and proved Southeast Asian youth cinema could fuse social critique with blockbuster pacing.

Mockumentary shamanism horror that rode Korean co-production muscle to global festival buzz — divisive in its final act but frequently terrifying, and a landmark Thai genre export of the streaming era.

Chutimon Chuengcharoensukying's second starring vehicle after Bad Genius — a sleek, bitter kitchen thriller that uses haute cuisine as a lens for Thailand's class divide, with critics split on its nihilistic turn but united on its craft.