BANGKOK – Pee Mak Phra Khanong, a big-screen rom-com take on an oft-told Thai ghost story, is riding high at the Thailand box office, having set a series of domestic records during its first ten ...

And I discovered that it was a lot of fun.” Box-office grosses for The Legend of Suriyothai — released in its native country in 2001 — are the highest for any film in Thai history.

The first Thai film ever released in IMAX, Tee Yod grossed $210K in the format at launch. The story takes place in 1972 and centers on the mysterious death of a young girl in a remote village.

As of Monday morning, Lost in Thailand reached an estimated 2.5 million baht ($83,000) at the Thai box office, according to its local distributor DNA.

BANGKOK — The Thai movie industry scored another hit at the local box office with a powerful start this week for “Art of the Devil 3.” Distributed by Five Star Entertainment, the bloody ...

BANGKOK — Pirate epic “Queens of Langkasuka” stormed the Thai box office this weekend, achieving the strongest opening performance this year for a local pic. The Nonzee Nimibutr-helmed and ...