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- A mafia clan, looking to diversify their daily routines, take jobs in a local high school when the teachers go on strike. What could go wrong with this well-dressed mafia crew teaching our youth?
- An insightful documentary about Thai cinema, which features a colourful and long running film history, yet struggles as the industry attempts to move forward. This film examines the past and focuses on the Thai New Wave since 1997 by combining film clips, and interviews from Thai directors and others artists, like Asian hip-hop sensation Thaitanium, who are trying to create a more personal style of art. It is a portrait of the industry that includes illuminating conversations with internationally acclaimed filmmakers such as Pen-ek Ratanaruang, Wisit Sasanatieng, and Apichatpong Weerasethakul. The film blends thoughtful interviews of other artists and players in the Thai film industry with clips of great films like Country Hotel, Last Life in the Universe, Tropical Malady, and Tears of the Black Tiger. Both the country and the film industry have their hands tied with a myriad of issues and this film investigates these problems and then looks forward to the future through the eyes of some of the most important players in the Thai cinema.
- Had its debut at the Sanford Meisner Film Festival in 2015. Summary: Lunch at Silicon Valley company Spearhead Communications. Johnny Ryder, BMOC and fast riser in the firm is on his lunch break. A co-worker of his in the sales department, Bill Simpson, shortly enters and comes up to the table. They are not close friends, rather acquaintances. There are employee review end of the year meetings later in the day with top management. There have been many layoffs lately. This short film is their discussion about how to succeed at work via a more unorthodox method.
- Lost in misery and hopelessness, a down on his luck family man harnesses his rage to get back at those who have wronged him. Will a special something be important enough to prevent him from making the biggest mistake of his life?
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- Life in a high paced city drains our individuality; Thailand's New Year festival has the answer. "Lets throw water at each other." This visual anthropology is a personal travel backwards to humanity from fast paced living. Desolation Angel takes the "farang" on a journey of discovery and acculturation as we travel from the megalopolis of Bangkok to provincial Thailand to unravel a new pathway in life. The catalyst is of this awakening is an ancient, complex culture and as we are lead through this experience the "farang" is given a re-birth as the complexities of the culture open up his heart to a necessary, often overlooked pleasure in life - simplicity.
- Farang Dawng in Episode 5 "Thank You Superstars." In this episode he shares his love of basketball and for his actor/singer buddies. This is Erich's ongoing series about his unique experiences as a Thai-speaking farang.
- A talk show series where the Farang Dawng/Erich Fleshman interviews special guests and shares stories about his unique experiences "growing up" in Thailand.
- Erich Fleshman is the Farang Dawng in Episode 4, "One Farang Dawng to Another." In this Episode Erich discusses Thai spiritual tattoos, as well as what it means to be a Farang Dawng with famed author Joe Cummings.
- In Episode 3 "Speaking Thaitanium" the Farang Dawng hangs out with Prinya "Way" Intachai and heavy hitting DJ Buddah. The Farang Dawng (Erich) also goes backstage with Way, DJ Buddah and the rest of the hip hop sensation, Thaitanium.
- Erich Fleshman as the Farang Dawng in "I miss Chulalongkorn University." In this short about his unique experiences as a Thai-speaking westerner he discusses life as a young professor at the most prestigious university in Thailand.