Buying a home is a dream that everyone strives for.

Thee (Saharat Sangkapreecha) is one of millions in Bangkok that cannot afford a home, much less a spacious home on his meager staff salary. Living in an old rental apartment, he feels the societal pressure of being labeled a bad husband and father for not being able to provide his family a house. One day, a huge job opportunity knocks on his door and Thee accepts a position as the new Head of Marketing at a company located in northern Thailand . Now with a substantially higher salary while living in an area with lower real estate prices, a new home isn’t just a dream anymore. Without hesitation, Thee decides to leave his old life and move his family to Chiang Mai.

Thee believes that his wife, Parn (Piyathida Woramusik), and his two kids Nan and Nat will have a happier life at Laddaland, a new housing project with large, beautiful homes. Life is good. At the dinner table, Thee smiles proudly with pride. Finally, everyone can be together and enjoy the warmth and comfort of their new home. Little does he realize that in the same evening a Burmese maid is brutally murdered at a neighbor’s house. Savagely beaten, her mangled body is found stuffed inside the refrigerator.

Death is something we all must face soon or later, but in Laddaland it’s your dead neighbors is what you must deal with.

Ranti and Galih have always been together since they are young, and their being together has put love in their hearts early on. Ranti aspires to be a teacher in her village. Galih promises to turn Ranti’s dream into a reality. The tradition forbids Galih and Ranti to be together.

Thai movie aims to present the hidden truth of Thai social that always show the strict performance of moral obligation, embrace virtue and refuse to admit the teenagers’ real way of life. This ignorance push teenagers away to become ‘the others’ and are left to encounter the situation of happiness, sadness, pain and confusion of love and sex by themselves.    

            ‘Love, Not Yet’ is a teen-romantic-drama movie with 100 minutes length and comprise of 3 short movies 

Lovely Man is the story of Cahaya, a 19-year-old girl with strong Islamic values, who discovers that her long lost father is a transvestite working on the streets of Jakarta. The story unfolds over that one night as they walk the streets of Jakarta and explains how the encounter changes their lives, as they learn about love, loss and redemption.