60+ movies to screen at World Film Festival when it returns to Bangkok in December

One of the largest film festivals in Southeast Asia is coming back to Bangkok after its years-long hiatus. 

Last held in 2017, the World Film Festival of Bangkok’s comeback is sure to delight the city cinephiles with its jampacked lineup of 60 feature films from dozens of countries from all around the world. 

Among the highlights is Return to Seoul, a drama directed by Cambodian-French filmmaker Davy Chou that revolves around a 25-year-old French adoptee who impulsively returns to South Korea for the first time to find her biological family.

Another buzzed-about entry on the lineup is the provocative and sexually explicit Brazilian drama Rule 34, which follows a young law student who spends her days defending the rights of women in domestic abuse cases by day and her nights performing in front of a live sex cam.

No Bears is another film not…