Catch the final two screenings of the 2026 Contemporary World Film Series at TK Park, centralwOrld, featuring award winning films from Japan and Malaysia on 25 and 31 October.

They say life is like a movie, sometimes bittersweet, sometimes cruel. But at the end of it all, every story is worth looking back on. Before October closes its chapter, there’s still time to catch the final two screenings of the 2026 Contemporary World Film Series at TK Park, centralwOrld. 

From Japan to Malaysia

With support from the Embassy of Japan, the Japan Foundation and the Embassy of Malaysia, TK Park presents two award winning films, Sunset Sunrise from Japan and Padu from Malaysia.

Sunset Sunrise: When an Outsider Changes Everything

Directed by Yoshiyuki Kishi, Sunset Sunrise is set along the peaceful coast of Sanriku during the COVID-19 pandemic, where the arrival of an outsider stirs up the beliefs of a close knit community. Filled with thought provoking moments and heartwarming scenes, the film screens at 4pm on Sunday, 25 October.

Padu: More Than a Game

Ending the series on an uplifting note, Malaysian film Padu, directed by Faisal Ishak, brings to the screen the inspiring story of the Malaysian basketball team and its journey to winning 13 gold medals at the Southeast Asian Games since 1977.Going beyond sport, the film highlights how a diverse group of people comes together through teamwork to achieve a shared dream. Catch it at 4pm on Saturday, 31 October.

Catch the Final Screenings This October

As October comes to a close, don’t miss the chance to experience these stories of community and unity on the big screen at TK Park, centralwOrld. Advance ticket reservations are required via filmforum17@gmail.com. Admission is THB 20 for non TK Park members.