Best Thai animation movies
A curated collection of popular animation movies from Thailand.
Midnight Story (2017)
Midnight Story (2017)
One little girl, frightened by the usual things little girls get frightened of, is about to learn her true family history.
The Life of Buddha (2007)
The Life of Buddha (2007)
Over 2,500 years ago, one man showed the world a way to enlightenment. This beautifully produced Buddhist film by the BBC meticulously reveals the fascinating story of Prince Siddhartha and the spiritual transformation that turned him into the Buddha.
Opened (2022)
Opened (2022)
For a kid to eat with an open mind, parents must also be open to changes. Opened is an animated short film about picky eaters. The story shows how parenting and environmental factors influence a kid's eating behavior.
Take Me Home (2015)
Take Me Home (2015)
In a cold, dark dog shelter, a young beagle is waiting for the right one to take him home. Time passes by, the beagle is getting desperate. Until one day, when hope finally shine upon him. He has to do everything he can to leave the place!
Out of the Nest (2024)
Out of the Nest (2024)
In the Kingdom of Castilia, a dark force rises again. Days from the coronation of the new Emperor and Empress, their seven royal fledglings are taken and it’s up to one hero to return them safely; a teenaged delivery boy, Arthur the Goat. His dreams of becoming a world-class barber are put on hold when he becomes a parent overnight. If he’s going to keep the rambunctious toddlers safe on their journey, he must first grow up, discover his own past, and along the way, awaken forgotten champions. Can Arthur return the heirs and ultimately save the kingdom?
Friends: Dolphin Cruise (2013)
Friends: Dolphin Cruise (2013)
Olivia, Mia, Andrea, Emma and Stephanie win a science contest at school for their Dolphin Alert project - and the first prize is; an exciting trip on a luxury yacht.
The Inspirations (2015)
The Inspirations (2015)
The Thai animation film, Khun Thong Daeng: The Inspirations, features episodes about three dogs —Tonglor, Temple Dog and Little Copper. In the film, the dogs are honest and loyal like Khun Thong Daeng. The puppy Tonglor dreams of being a great bodyguard and protecting his boss like Khun Thong Daeng, so he always guards his owners — a blind girl and her grandma — very well. Stray dog Jon is grateful to a monk who feeds him and looks after him. When a group of theives break into the temple, Jon risks his life to protect it. Little Copper’s story was inspired by the story of Khun Thong Daeng, who was a street puppy adopted by His Majesty the King. Set in a futuristic world, Copper is a metal robot dog built by a girl called Sanim. Because he was built from trash, Copper doesn't operate properly and is a bit goofy. However, Sanim still finds him loveable.
Soapy Trip (2010)
Soapy Trip (2010)
In order to escape from the cold and inanimate world in which he lives, a crazy character tries to immerse himself in a bubble...
