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30 Must-Watch Thai Gay Movies That Will Warm Your Heart

If you're a fan of Thai cinema and LGBTQ+ films, you're in luck! Thailand has produced some of the best gay movies that have captured the hearts of audiences worldwide. From heart-wrenching dramas to romantic comedies, these movies explore themes of love, friendship, and acceptance. In this article, we've compiled a list of 30 Thai gay movies that you don't want to miss.



  1. Love of Siam (2007)
  2. Yes or No (2010)
  3. The Blue Hour (2015)
  4. 2gether: The Series (2020)
  5. Bangkok Love Story (2007)
  6. My Bromance (2014)
  7. Red Wine in the Dark Night (2015)
  8. The Iron Ladies (2000)
  9. The Teacher's Diary (2014)
  10. SOTUS: The Series (2016)
  11. Happy Birthday (2008)
  12. Water Boyy: The Series (2017)
  13. How to Win at Checkers (Every Time) (2015)
  14. Hormones: The Series (2013)
  15. Love Next Door (2013)
  16. The Love of Siam 2 (2020)
  17. The Last Romance (2017)
  18. Senior Secret Love: Puppy Honey (2016)
  19. Bangkok G Story (2017)
  20. She: Their Love Story (2012)
  21. Gay OK Bangkok (2016)
  22. Love's Coming (2014)
  23. Grey Rainbow (2016)
  24. Life of a Banana (2015)
  25. U-Prince: The Series (2016)
  26. Love Love You (2015)
  27. The Right Man: In the Wrong Bed (2016)
  28. Two Weddings and a Funeral (2011)
  29. Diary of Tootsie (2016)
  30. My Name is Love (2012)

Whether you're looking for a romantic love story or a heart-warming coming-of-age tale, there's something for everyone on this list. From classics like Love of Siam to newer releases like 2gether: The Series, these Thai gay movies will leave you feeling inspired and moved. So grab some popcorn and get ready for a movie marathon!

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