Hua-Lam-Pong
2004 / sound / color / Documentary / 12 min

Synopsis
In a busy station, an old man imperturbably takes photographs on a tripod. The station concourse of Hua-lam-pong. People are on their way through the space. An old man takes his time to put his camera on a tripod and then carefully frames what he sees. Coincidentally, or not, he in turn is spied on by a voyeuristic and nonchalantly-framing video camera. The man with the camera - in all his smallness, and ode to photography and the cinema.

Award
2004 •

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Special White Elephant Award (First Prize for high-school students):
The 8th Thai Short Film & Video Festival, Thailand
Young Thai Artist Award 2004 (Special Mention for Film Category),
Siam Cement Group (SCG) Foundation, Thailand
Selected Film Festivals, Exhibitions, Screenings and Events
2005 •

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The 34th International Film Festival Rotterdam 2005, S.E.A. Eyes Programme, The Netherlands
Luk-Ka-Pid-Luk-Ka-Perd: The Bangkok Invisible Landscapes
(In Between Project) , Thailand
2010 • 26th Hamburg International Short Film Festival, Germany
2011 • Chiang Mai Now!: You Say You Want A Revolution Retrospective of Thai Independent Filmmakers - Chulayarnnon Siriphol's short films, 13th May 2011, Bangkok Art and Cultural Center (BACC), Bangkok, Thailand
• Ghost Orb, 8 video works by Chulayarnnon Siriphol, 29 November - 25 December 2011, Eat Me Restaurant, Bangkok, Thailand
2012 • FAAM Art Talk 2012 -Media Art in Southeast Asia, Fukuoka Asian Art Museum, Japan
2014 • WILDTYPE MASTERCLASS 001 : FUCK ALLIGATOR A retrospective screening and talk with Chulayarnnon Siriphol, 27 September 2014, The Reading Room, Bangkok, Thailand
2018 • DAM’N 006: GOLDEN BOY WITH HIS TRIANGLE, 22 December 2018, DAM'N CINECLUB, Bangkok, Thailand
2021 • The 25th Thai Short Film & Video Festival, 25-A Long and Winding Road (online programme) 20 December 2021
2022 • Ghost:2565 Intermission, 5 July 2022, HOUSE Cinema, Bangkok, Thailand
2023 • Ghost 2565 - Time and its discontents curated by Christina Li, 25 March 2023, Art Basel HongKong, Louis Koo Cinema, Hong Kong Arts Centre, Wan Chai, Hong Kong