On the other hand, the Ministry of Education pushed Bangkok to be the center of ASEAN cinema. As for the 7th Bangkok ASEAN Film Festival, 36 selections of ASEAN, China, South Korea, Japan, India films are screened for free today-13 Dec.
The 7th Bangkok ASEAN Film Festival 2021 started on December 8, 2021 with Mr. Itthiphol Khunpluem, Minister of Culture as the chairman of the opening ceremony. and representatives of government and private agencies in the film and video industry, actors and film directors attended at the SF World Cinema, 8th floor, Central World Shopping Center, Bangkok.
Mr. Ithipol said that the Ministry of Culture (WAT) together with the National Federation of Film Associations. government and private agencies Organized the 7th Bangkok ASEAN Film Festival 2021 during 8 – 13 Dec at SF World Cinema and Paragon Cineplex. This is another opportunity for Thailand to push Bangkok. It is the center of cinema in ASEAN.
For this ASEAN Film Festival, the opening film of the festival is screened with One Second, directed by Zhang Yimou. Teacher class director from the People’s Republic of China In addition, throughout the festival, 36 quality films from ASEAN member countries are screened. and films from Asian groups such as China, South Korea, Japan and India, all of which have Thai-English subtitles. Free admission to every story every round In addition, there are interesting activities such as the ASEAN Long Film Project Contest (SEA PITCH : SOUTHEAST ASIAN PROJECT PITCH), a selection of 8 long film projects by filmmakers from the ASEAN region who have ideas for production. movies in Southeast Asia, etc.
Interested parties can register to reserve movie tickets in advance at www.baff.go.th and www.facebook.com/BangkokAseanFilmFestival from now on and receive movie tickets at the festival’s public relations point In front of the cinema 30 minutes before the showtime, accepting 1 ticket per 1 seat. Check the showtime and ask for details. Call Center 02 209 3519 and www.facebook.com/BangkokAseanFilmFestival.
