Thai LGBT : Gay and Lesbian movies and series from Thailand (ประเทศไทย)

A triumph over adversity. Based on the true story of the 1996 Thailand National Champion Volleyball Team.

A group of Katoeys (ladyboys) are caught in a border dispute after their plane crashes, when a group of six straight soldiers reluctantly takes on a mission to save them.

Four young men with a flair for drag leave their village to attend a catholic school in Bangkok. When the boys want to join the cheerleaders rather than any of the competitive teams they are rebuffed and end up joining the rugby team. Will they find acceptance on the team or will they find a way to achieve their real goal?

The Iron Ladies is the name of the team of gay men and trans people who became famous in Thailand for winning the national men's volleyball championships. However on one gloomy day after their win, the team splits into two.

A transvestite secret agent is sent on a mission to the Thai countryside.

Biopic of transgender Muay Thai boxer Parinya Charoenphol who pursued the sport to pay for her gender reassignment surgery.

Gay schoolboy Krit is in love with his straight classmate Vin They hang out together, go to temples and one day hike into the forest with two girl friends to see the spectacular Pachang Waterfall. And that's the whole plot of this short, elegiac film where time flows like the waters of the river the boys follow, sometimes fast, sometimes slow, sometimes swirling back. Against the idyllic setting of undisturbed forest and crumbling temples, Krit woos his would-be lover and prays to the Buddha to help him. Vin, however, is afraid of being seen as gay yet is unwilling to reject his friend.

A romance between a soldier and a country boy, wrapped around a Thai folk-tale involving a shaman with shape-shifting abilities.

Three teen students growing and maturing together in Bangkok, Thailand as they deal with family, peer pressure, and coming to terms with their own sexuality.

Udd and Yai are a gay couple who leave the big city, and move to a remote town where the scenery matches their favorite gay western movie "Brokeback Mountain". There, they buy an abandoned gas station so they can settle down. Sadly, Udd later finds out that Yai secretly and passionately has an affair with a local girl. When his pure love turns to jealousy, Udd plans to use the gas station to murder Yai. But, no one really knows that the gas station is already haunted, and the ghosts there have plans of their own.

Tum meets and falls for Kaeng. Tum is smitten but Kaeng seems to have moved on to other conquests.

An informant and a hit-man find themselves passionately entwined after double-crossing their crime lord employers.

Toey moves to Bangkok to start a new life after being rejected by the girl he loves. At his new school he meets Aek and they soon become friends. Aek continuously asks Toey if he can spend the night, at his place stating that he is fighting with his parents. People start thinking that they are a couple. Their friend, Mike, suggests that they fake being gay on the internet for money. As they start to gain popularity online, Toey starts to doubt if he really wants to do this.

A married, homophobic accountant unknowingly intercepts a bribe intended for his boss, a corrupt real-estate developer. When thugs try to take back the money, they unknowingly chase him into a gay sauna. It's there for the first time that he knowingly confronts gay people. Fearing for his life, the accountant is forced to accept help from the people he would normally avoid and look down upon. At the sauna, he discovers new lessons about life, acceptance, HIV/AIDS, and his relationships with his own family.

Taew, Cartoon, Mot-dum and Songkram are four aging-yet-still-outrageous katoey (drag queens) who run a boarding house for boys in provincial Thailand. After helping to cover up the mysterious deaths of two local teens (obese ladyboy "Pancake" and a beautiful local girl named Num-Ning), the two spirits begin haunting the dormitory, forcing the "girls" to try all sorts of crazy schemes to get rid of the ghosts. Eventually, they realize that the only way to do this is to help one the ghosts to avenge their deaths.

Set in Hong Kong where three mafia gangs are fighting to be the biggest powerful criminal organization in town. One of well-known and powerful gang is The Golden Dragon led by Ma Yong Hai and his son Tao. Recently, Tao was injured by the rivals causes his arm to be cut off. When Tao is disabled to continue the business, Ma has to find someone to claim the rightful position as the new Godfather. So, Ma goes on a quest to find his long-lost son, Tian. Tian is Tao's poor twin. He has lived with his mother since he was a child with no support from his father Ma. However, everything seems to be perfect when Tian is back to Ma and takes the next leader of the gang, but there's one thing about Tian that's absolutely imperfect for Ma. Tian is gay and loves being pretty just like a girl.

Thaen is hit by a car and loses his memories. He starts to live with the woman who hit him as she feels a bit responsible for hurting him other than the fact that she is afraid of getting into any trouble because of this accident. Thaen is trying to recollect his memories while living with the woman and her nephew.

Two boyhood friends are separated due to the disappearance of the sister of one of them, then later meet again as teenagers, when one of them has become a pop singer, and they discover feelings that they did not know they had.

Set in Thailand, between April-June 1999, 'A Moment In June' is a story of the fusion of six lives, a song that links them together, a hope of the second chance that might never come and a moment they all need to make a life-changing decision.

A car crash on a bridge causes Keng and Prae a big trouble in their lives. When they regain consciousness, they realize that their souls have switched bodies. Things get even worse when both realize the unique problems of having a body of the opposite sex. Trapped inside each other bodies, Keng and Prae must find the way to return to their own bodies, but it's not so easy when many problems keep popping up.

Ped loses his girlfriend and is heartbroken. He begins a new job and meets Oiy who confesses his love to him. Oiy is a male co-worker and Ped rejects him, not being gay. As time goes by a reluctant affection toward Oiy slowly develops.

A girl's school in town plans to find a male football team, so it's the first year that the school allows boys to enroll. But, there are only 16 people who come for the admission and 7 of them turn out to be transgender women. This team is the only way they can reach the championship. With the help of a group of trainers and unusual techniques they compete.

In the absence of their parents, Johnny (15) and Jennifer (17) are being brought up by their "big sister" Tanya, an overdressed transvestite who eats and smokes too much and causes both kids endless embarrassment. It's a situation ripe for problems (actually, more complicated than I've made it sound), and Tanwarin's debut feature - as director, writer and star - explores those problems with unbridled determination. Both kids mess up their pursuit of romance, in the ways that teenagers do, and both look for ways to break away from the family home and become independent. For Johnny, this entails going into male prostitution, which is as much an attempt to erase his own self-esteem as a way of earning some fast bucks. Jenny makes other mistakes, but both of them wind up deeply dissatisfied. And Tanya? When Johnny catches her trying to seduce one of his buddies, things start to go downhill for her too.

After accidentally marrying a ladyboy and losing his virginity to her, Captain Muengman must defeat a band of ladyboy terrorists lead by Golden Flower whose intent is to cause harm to normal men and women.

Sweet girl Pie's new college roommate Kim, a tomboy, leads them to question if their growing feelings are just friendship or something more.