Events

BANGKOK — Though democracy may not be restored for at least another year, but some people will commemorate its very beginning later this week.

BANGKOK — In a first for Southeast Asia, renowned writer Pascal Rambert’s acclaimed play that entwines everyday life with economics, “Kin-Yoo-Kue” will be staged in Bangkok for three days this week.

BANGKOK — Bar-cafe-gallery Jam will celebrate its fourth birthday by doing what it does best: Hosting its extended family of friends for a night of edgy music and digital art.

BANGKOK — The gallery is the cinema house for celebrated filmmaker Nawapol Thamrongrattanarit's next project tomorrow.

BANGKOK — Turn off the face-screens for a true-3D experience via eight performances and 10 workshops by theatrical artists from around the world when they descend on Bangkok next week.

BANGKOK — From a family drama documenting a bluegrass-loving Belgian couple to a historical drama about a sportsman on the run from Stalin’s police in Estonia, 17 films from 14 European countries will screen in three provinces starting next week.

BANGKOK — From the youngest Nobel Laureate who survived Taliban assassins to a Jewish woman who fought to recover Nazi-looted artwork, UNHCR will host a five-day film fest starting Thursday.

BANGKOK — Bram Stoker’s legendary Transylvanian, Shakespeare’s emo prince of Denmark and seven other soundless stories will screen at two good-ole’-day indie cinemas for a full week.

BANGKOK — The public is invited to gather this evening in front of the U.S. Embassy to honor the victims of the Orlando, Florida, massacre in which at least 50 people were killed at a gay club Sunday.

BANGKOK — A documentary on an American porn star-turned-transman will screen next month followed by a talk from Bangkok-based transmen.