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Two action/adventure movies from the '00s (2002 and 2006) which adapt parts of Phra Aphai Mani, the epic poem Sunthorn Phu composed between 1822 and 1844.

Nang Nak is the clearest telling of the Mae Nak legend available. It really will help with understanding Nak Rak Mak Maak Maak if you've seen it first.

If you've seen Nang Nak or the other adaptations, Nak Loves Mak is a sweet riff on the legend.

Dream a Little Dream is about a boy learning Khon dance - it's a gentle introduction, as he learns so do we, wrapped in a lovely family drama.

Master of Khon Thai is a documentary about the tradition and practitioners of the highest and most esoteric form of Khon. If you're not familiar, Dream a Little Dream is better to begin with. Both are worth watching IMO.

No, it's not BL and many here will turn away in disdain without giving it a chance because of that but I cannot see how Dorm (Dek Hor) wasn't an influence on director Aof for He's Coming to Me, including things like use of music in both plot and background, a photograph and the human's name. It's a gentle, sensitive coming of age movie.

A kind boy who can see ghosts befriends and helps a lonely one.

From the same director. Both centre on a well-rounded blind lead character and a sighted character who learns what they need to do to assist without taking away the other's independence.

High school comedies fueled by a touch of the not normal but the recommendation is really for their combination of clever story telling, humour, and good messages about seeing the best in others and valuing yourself as well.

Both are stories of a kind person who can see ghosts and a friendship which becomes love. But more than similarities in story lines, these are two of the warmest, kindest series. So full of heart.

Gentle stories of friendship and love between a living person and a ghost. The film is a simpler story of course, but both have a genuine kindness at their heart.