Ten public spaces across Bangkok will host outdoor movies this month.
Part of a campaign by newly elected governor Chadchart Sittipunt, the selections range from mainstream Thai rom-coms and horror flicks like Bangkok Traffic (Love) Story and Shutter to underrated documentary School Town King, which follows young rappers in the city’s biggest slum as they try to break free from poverty and into the music scene.
It’s also a good chance to catch rarely seen, decades-old Thai films thanks to the Thai Film Archive.
Each screening will start at 7pm. Admission is free. English subtitles will be available for some movies. Wearing a mask is no longer required as it’s now based on a “voluntary basis.”
Lan Khon Mueang Town Square (Phra Nakhon district)
July 7: Dang Bireley’s and Young Gangsters (1997)
July 8: Time in a Bottle (1991)
July 9: Black Silk (1961)
True Digital Park (Phra Khanong district)
July 7: Bangkok Traffic (Love) Story (2009)
July 8: 36 (2012)
July 9: Mae Nak Phra Khanong (1959)
Khlong Toei Youth Center (Khlong Toei district)
July 14: RRR (2022)
July 15: Monrak Transistor (2001)
July 16: Boonchu Phu Narak (1985)
Vachirabenjatas Park or Suan Rot Fai (Chatuchak district)
July 14: 4 Kings (2021)
July 15: Portrait of a Lady on Fire (2019)
July 16: Dark Heaven (1958)
Benchakitti Park (Khlong Toei district)
July 21: Citizen Dog (2004)
July 22: The Blue Hour (2015)
July 23: Wheel of Fortune and Fantasy (2021)
Bangkhaepirom Park and Market (Bang Khae district)
July 21: Fast and Furious (2001)
July 22: Shutter (2004)
July 23: Dear Dakanda (2005)
Block I Siam Square (Pathum Wan district)
July 28: Love of Siam (2007)
July 29: Season Change (2006)
July 30: Siam Square (1984)
Queen Sirikit 60th Anniversary Park (Lat Krabang district)
July 28: Sunset at Chaophraya (2013)
July 29: Pee Nak (2019)
July 30: Mue Peun (1983)
Angoon Malik Garden (Watthana district)
July 31: School Town King (2018)
Srinakharinwirot University (Watthana district)
July 31: One for the Road (2021)
