Documentary Club: a documentary films club that Thai people should watch……at home

After the Documentary Club received great supports in the first phase of fundraising to buy rights of 4 good documentary films (Finding Vivian Maier, The Case Against 8, The Circle, and List Itself) - which we received warm feedbacks in 4 months, today we want to continue to pursue our target by bringing more good documentary films from all over the world to Thai moviegoers. Aside watching a movie in a theater, we want to break the barrier in terms of area and time and give you an opportunity to watch a movie at your home; Doc on Demand. With this way, you can just click our website to buy and watch a documentary film anywhere, anytime on your monitor connected the Internet. 

When does Doc On Demand happen?
August 2558

What do we spend?
1.Make a VOD system
2.Buy film rights of documentary films with Thai subtitles

Some of good documentary films you can watch in ‘Doc on Demand’

The Times of Harvey Milk (1984)
Many people know Harvey Milk who was portrayed by Sean Penn in Milk. But if you actually know him, you will realize that he is more charming than Sean Penn. This is an exciting story of a guy who made a history as the first openly gay person to get elected as a member of San Francisco Council before he was brutally killed by his colleagues. The film won the Academy Award for Best Documentary Feature.

Enron: The Smartest Guys in the Room (2005)
From top seven world’s richest companies, what made a giant energy company, Enron, bankruptcy in one year…. This documentary film will take you to understand every aspect behind the scene of cheating in businesses, politics, and government policy. This film won the Independent Spirit Awards and earned the Academy Awards nomination.   

5 Broken Cameras (2011)
A powerful film shows a story of a villager using a camera to record change of Palestinians, while his son growing up every year. Many of his cameras show us a sad story of people severely affected by the political violence. This film won the World Cinema-Documentary and the Sundance Film Festival award for Best Director and earned the Academy Awards nomination for Best Documentary Feature.

Steve Jobs: The Lost Interview (2012)
We all know that Steve Jobs did not like to be interviewed. But many years ago, after he left Apple to formed NeXT Company, he was interviewed more than one hour - which people understood that clip disappeared. However, this clip was recently released without cut. This means that we will listen a genius person talk about creativeness in 70 minutes.