Anusorn Soisa-ngim, a famous new wave Thai filmmaker graduated from Bangkok University majoring in Film and Performing Arts. He made a documentary for the United Nations. His works have been awarded the funding from Busan Film Commission, South Korea 2 times from the movie “Why am I left behind” (2014) that was filmed in China and “Anti-human” (2016). Moreover, Two shorts film that made him be known from Thai film industry were “Present Perfect” (2012) and “There is no space for me” (2015) also have been widely recognized in leading short film festival all around the globe.

His first feature film, “Present Perfect” (2017), the first Thai film to be funded by the government of Hokkaido, Japan. It was modified and adapted from his old short film in 2012. It won the Best Film Award at the LGBTQ Amsterdam Film Festival in the Netherlands. The show will be screened at leading film festivals around the world, including the World Film Festival of Bangkok, Thailand, SERILE FILMULUI GAY International Film Festival, Romania, Western Visayas Film Festival, Philippines. It recently released in Taiwan. It was become success with tickets sold out within minutes.

After the success of Present Perfect”, He continues to make another film called “The Presentation” (2020) The film was shot in Dubai, the United Arab Emirates on August 2017 and plan to screen on in 2023. This film will be controversial in Thailand and so different than his previous work “Present Perfect” (2017) and he has to wait for the politic getting more stable.

While he has to wait for “The Presentation”, He was announced on his Facebook page that he will be the director for the new TV romantic series “2moons2” based on the best selling book “2moons” and went big successful with 100 million views, Rank on no.2 the most watched TV series in 2019 in, his 3rd up-coming feature films “Bangkok dark tales” a horror slasher that he directed and produced have been screen in Thailand and Southeast Asia country on May 23rd and September 26 in Singapore.

Now he working with the new feature film “Present Still Perfect” a sequel from “Present Perfect” (2017) Due to fan demand and over 2 million views online so he design to continue the love story. He mentioned that the film will make a big social impact on the Asian country. And we planned to release on early 2020.