Japan and Malaysia Films to Close TK Park Series
Special Report by Lekha Shankar The 2026 Contemporary World Film Series at TK Park (Thailand Knowledge Park) comes to an end this month with two dynamic films from Asia The first film, Sunset Sunrise from Japan, to be screened on Sunday 25 October, at TK Park in Bangkok. The film is set in a lush […] The post Japan and Malaysia Films to Close TK Park Series appeared first on Khaosod English .
The 2026 Contemporary World Film Series at TK Park in Thailand is concluding this month with two Asian films. The first film, Sunset Sunrise from Japan, will be shown on Sunday, October 25th. Set in a beautiful island, the film features humor, pathos, romance, and a focus on Japanese cuisine. Told from the perspective of a Tokyo office worker who moves to a remote town, the film highlights health concerns during the pandemic.
Starring renowned Japanese actors who have received international acclaim for their performances, the screening will be accompanied by a Japanese food reception and remarks from the Japanese Ambassador.
The final film in the series is Padu from Malaysia, set to premiere on Saturday, October 31st. This sports drama, inspired by the Malaysian women's national basketball team, showcases passion, perseverance, diversity, and teamwork. Following the true story of the team's journey to multiple gold medals at the Southeast Asian Games, Padu highlights strong, empowered Malaysian women and their triumphs in sports and life.
The screening will be followed by a Malaysian food reception and remarks from the Malaysian Ambassador. The 2026 series, supported by embassies, has screened films from various countries and continues to attract large audiences. For more information, check TK Park's Facebook page.
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