Bangkok Screening Room

Bangkok

Bangkok has heaps of attractions that draw tourists in – great weather, fantastic bars, unbeatable food, low prices – but it's not known for being a cinema haven. This theatre is trying to change that, one indie film at a time. Check the website for the revolving list of films; expect the roster to showcase budding Thai filmmakers.

Book tickets a day in advance to score one of the 50 seats in the single screen theatre and grab a craft beer before settling in.

The annual Bangkok LGBT Film Festival is organised here, usually in July.

Contact

Address

1/3-7 Soi 1, Sala Daeng

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https://www.bkksr.com/

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