THAILAND’S LOST FILM
Belief is
a strange
animal.
Here’s the legendary film you were
never supposed to see.
An irreverent religious satire by Ing K.
Banned for over 25 years. Back on the screen.
An ashram of
boundless love.
A leap of faith.
A cult investigator arrives in Bangkok to rescue a young woman from a sect that worships a stray dog.
Inside an ashram of “boundless love,” gurus, residents, and visitors search for meaning in a world where devotion takes unexpected forms. Ing K’s DogGod turns an irreverent eye on blind faith, human longing, and the absurdity of belief.
Originally made on 16mm in 1997 and banned in Thailand for over 25 years, the film returns in a restored and re-edited 2024 director’s cut.
What critics are saying- DIRECTOR
- Ing K
- PRODUCER
- Brian Bennett
- COUNTRY / RUNTIME
- Thailand / 110 min 24 sec
- LANGUAGE
- English & Thai
English subtitles
A once-suppressed film.
Now part of Thailand’s film heritage.
THAI FILM ARCHIVE · 2024
Faith questioned.
Conversations started.
“A gleefully anarchic critique of blind faith.”
“A movie that needs to be experienced rather than related to.”
“I laughed. I groaned. I was horrified. I was left staring at the screen in disbelief.”
“Shockingly incisive political diagnoses.”
FROM THE FANTASTIC FEST AUDIENCE
“It was a wonderful movie, and it was very timely. The satire was remarkably on the nose.”
The film.
In good company.
Festival selections, critical response, and audience reactions.
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