Imagine five days where your Netflix queue feels almost embarrassingly small. This festival pulls together animation from over 20 countries, not to drown you in cartoons but to spark a new conversation between audiences and the craft itself. Think of it less as a trade fair and more like a gathering where Thai animation gets the stage it deserves, finally stretching into international dialogue. On the schedule: a film competition unpicking contemporary anxieties from across the globe, screenings that smuggle in voices from elsewhere, workshops led by the people who actually know how to draw hands, an exhibition that messes with how you even perceive moving images, plus seminars and Q&As that collapse the distance between fans, directors and artists. It’s cinema, but stranger and louder.
Until September 14. Free. Check the schedule here. Thai Film Archive.