After the spine-chilling Long Khong series, Mamee has earned herself the reputation of being a horror film regular, something she retains in her latest spooky role as the vengeful ghost in The Coffin. (read more...)

Pongpisut “Tangmo” Pew-On, son of legendary footballer Piyaphong, is certainly a chip off the old block. The 22-year-old plays for the Royal Thai Air Force FC, but has also found time to try his hand at acting with the rom-com Hagao. (read more...)

Switching from wrestling to the movie industry, Nathan Jones, a.k.a. Megaman, has already starred pposite famous action heroes such as Jackie Chan, Jet-Li and Tony Jaa. Now, he’s got a chance to be a pra-ek himself in the action comedy Somtam. (read more...)

After creating animated TV series such as Dracula Tok and Power Kids, director Natthaphong Rattanachokesirikul, along with his 30 other crew members at BeBoyd CG animation studio, recently made their big screen debut with Nak. (read more...)

In sequel Long Khong 2, Napakpapha “Mamee” Nakprasitte reprises her role as Panor, a femme fatale teacher who turns to black magic. This time around, she is joined by singer Kal Nemayothin, who makes her acting debut. (read more...)

Songyos “Yong” Sugmakanan, one of the directors of Fan Chan, made a name for himself with the thriller Dek Hor, which garnered rave reviews and many awards, including Best Feature Film from the 2007 Berlin International Film Festival. (read more...)

For a while forgotten, or remembered because of her incident with Tata Young in 2006, Supassara is now a Sahamongkol Film star. After the hilarious Ghost Station, she’s now back in Pongchayut’s latest flick, Baan Phee Perb. (read more...)

The Disability Film Award (see Stuff page 28) is calling for aspiring filmmakers to express themselves on the theme of disability. We spoke to Suparp Rimthepathip, Bioscope’s managing editor, for some tips and insight on the competition. (read more...)

Krietkamol Lata, or better known as Tui AF3, makes his acting debut, starring opposite famous big-screen actress Supaksorn “Kratae” Chaiyamongkol, in Kod, the rom-com road movie that is set to hit theaters. (read more...)

At first sight, you might think she’s a stereotypical Siam Square girl. But Jeeja was chosen for the leading role in Chocolate, Prachya Pinkaew’s latest film, because she can fight. (read more...)