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ABOUT US

F.R.A.M.E.

Join the Fellowship of Revolutionary Art & Media Expression — or FRAME — a global network of artists and fans inspired by independent filmmakers and artists worldwide. Located in Chiang Mai, a city that has a rich cultural existence, FRAME is an active community dedicated to finding, appreciating, and celebrating film, art, and media of all forms.

From underground film and mainstream cinema to visual arts, experimental media, and cross-disciplinary productions, FRAME is a site for visionary thinking and impassioned dialogue. We offer ongoing screenings, performances, creative salons, and debates — often swapped while snacking and laughing — in which story, technique, culture, and imagination converge on and off screen.

Join us and become part of a dynamic, multi-platform community where everybody has a voice, every point of view matters, and every frame — in every medium — is an opportunity to connect and tell.

Upcoming

Screened on 13-Aug-2026

Honeyland (2019)

Directed by Tamara Kotevska and Ljubomir Stefanov

Hatidze, a 50-something beekeeper in a quiet Macedonian village, tends to her wild bees and sick mother. When a noisy nomadic family moves in next door, she warmly welcomes them. However, the neighbor’s reckless choices soon threaten her peaceful life and ancient traditions

Screening on 20-Aug-2026

Human (2015)

Directed by Yann Arthus-Bertrand

What makes us human? Is it love, conflict, laughter, or our relentless curiosity? To find out, filmmaker Yann Arthus-Bertrand spent three years gathering deeply personal stories from 2,000 people across 60 countries. This gripping documentary captures the emotional highs and lows that unite us all—from the tragedies of war and poverty to the universal joys of love and survival.

Screening on 27-Aug-2026

Woman (2019)

Directed by Anastasia Mikova & Yann Arthus-Bertrand

What does it mean to be a woman today? The global documentary Woman (2019) gives a voice to 2,000 women across 50 countries, offering an intimate portrait of half of humanity. While shedding light on global injustices, the film powerfully underlines the inner strength of women and their capacity to change the world. From motherhood and financial independence to sexuality and equal rights, this project moves beyond the struggle to highlight real solutions and bridge the gap between genders.

Core Team

Amélie

Filmmaker

Amélie Chen-Yen-Su is a filmmaker from Reunion island. Passionate about writing, directing and acting, she has made it a mission to represent diversity in her work and give a voice to those who have a hard time being heard. Currently living in Chiang Mai, Thailand, she’s exploring different ways to break Asian stereotypes in Western media.

Subhashani

Filmmaker, Teacher

Subhashani Dewada, currently an English Teacher in Chiang Mai, Thailand comes with a background in media. She started her profession journey in India with NDTV and Star News and has worked on various film and television projects like, Sesame Street, Unfreedom, Pappu Can’t Dance Sala, and Butterfly Wings. She was also active in theatre in Delhi and is currently involved in theatre in Chiang Mai. An individual with a variety of interests she enjoys being busy and juggling her time.

Nan

Changemaker

Nan is a Thai changemaker who is passionate about films. After 10 years in the development sector, she’s convinced that films (and art) can truly move the needle on social change: they reach people in ways that reports and policy papers never will. These days, she’s fighting for digital rights at EngageMedia, working with grassroots activists across SEA to push back against digital authoritarianism.

Maitreya

Film Programmer, Filmmaker

Amidst other things, Maitreya is a Film Programmer, Filmmaker and Community Organizer hailing from Mumbai, India. With a background in sound, journalism, and then film studies from the Netherlands, their work revolves around the intersection of these. Currently they are based in Chiang Mai, Thailand learning the Thai language, programming community film screenings and working on audiovisual projects.

Vinimay

Filmmaker, Artist, Musician & Techie

Vinimay Kaul is an Indian creative currently based in Chiang Mai, Thailand, working across indie filmmaking, software development, game development, graphic design, entrepreneurship, and music & art. Driven by a lifelong aspiration to bridge the realms of science and art, and inspired by figures like Leonardo da Vinci, Michelangelo, Satyajit Ray, and Isaac Newton, he pursues a holistic and diverse approach to his creative endeavors.

Yugo

Filmmaker

Yugo Hattori – is a Brazilian filmmaker, animator, and educator whose work explores the intersections of documentary, animation, fiction and collective memory. Emancipatory pedagogies of Paulo Freire and Augusto Boal are big influences in his core philosophies.

Book Your Seat Now!!

Our screening events fill up fast — and while entry is free, registration is mandatory. To ensure we can host everyone comfortably and fairly, we urge you to reserve your seat in advance. Unfortunately, walk-ins cannot be guaranteed entry if we’re fully booked.

Important Attendance Policy

If you register but don’t show up — and fail to cancel at least 4 hours in advance — you may lose booking privileges for future FRAME events.

We know life can be unpredictable, and we’re flexible when notified. But when seats are held and guests don’t arrive, others miss out — including walk-ins who were genuinely eager to join. Let’s respect the community and keep this space vibrant and accessible for all.

Thank you for being thoughtful and making space when you need to.

Fellowship of Revolutionary Art & Media Expression.