Japanese Film Festival 2010

The Japan Foundation, the Embassy of Japan and Paragon Cineplex are hosting a four-day film festival focusing on emerging Japanese female directors, from Mar 4-7, at Paragon Cineplex. (read more...)

The Imaginarium of Doctor Parnassus 

While acclaimed director Terry Gilliam’s The Imaginarium of Doctor Parnassus rips from the tropes of the recent spate of distinctly British fantasy movies just as liberally as the Wayans would, right down to the retarded name, he’s able to put together something here that you shouldn’t just dismiss off-hand.
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Open Air French Cinema

Hosted by Alliance Francaise, the open air French cinema returns to Suan Santichaiprakarn, Phra Athit Rd., from Jan 15-17. Admission is free and screenings start at 8pm daily. (read more...)

There might be only five films on the program, but the British Film Festival, which runs until Dec 11, still manages to make sure its lineup has a bit of everything for everyone.

Film fans have a chance to discover some of the best in recent European cinema as the European Union Film Festival returns on Nov 19-29, showcasing a total of 24 movies from 18 different European countries.

From Nov 10-13, TK Park (8/F, CentralWorld, Ratchadamri Rd., 02-257-4300.

Fresh on the heels of the Bangkok International Film Festival the annual World Film Festival of Bangkok returns on Nov 6-15, showcasing some 100 films over 10 days at Paragon Cineplex (5/F, Siam Paragon, Rama 1 Rd., 02-129-4635/6).

Throughout November,indie cinema House (RCA, Rama 9 Rd., 02-641-5177/8) treats film buffs to an “off-menu” program, bringing back four gay films to its screens.

Through Sep 30, the Bangkok International Film Festival 2009 treats film buffs to over 80 films—divided into seven categories: Main Competition, Southeast Asian Competition, Documentary Showcase, World Cinema, Southeast Asian Panorama, Thai Panorama and Special Program—to be projected onto the screens of