Sahamongkol Film has been rolling out free screenings for years now, and the fourth edition lands with the easy confidence of a ritual everyone already understands. Nine films stretch across nine nights, projected at the open plaza outside Kasetsart University’s Central Lecture Building. Outdoor cinema has become almost routine lately, yet this one still draws a crowd. After wandering the Kaset Fair with skewers and sweet drinks in hand, people drift over to Zone K, mats tucked under arms, ready to settle in. The appeal is simple and stubbornly effective. Sit on the ground, share snacks, watch a familiar title or discover something new under open sky. Beyond the films, quiet extras wait in the wings, including activities and surprise actor appearances kept deliberately vague. It feels communal rather than curated, the kind of evening that unfolds without instructions.
Until February 7. Free. Kasetsart University, 7pm onwards