Introducing Thai Director Chaw Khanawutikarn

Chaw Khanawutikarn was born in Bangkok, Thailand.

After studying Fine and Applied Arts at King Mongkut’s Institute of Technology, he worked as an assistant director for Phenomena. Following his strong passion for directing, he had his directing debut The Bandits Production House.

Since then, he has directed commercials for companies such as Pepsi, KFC, Johnnie Walker, Dutchmill and Thai Airways International.

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See you at ADFEST 2017!

In anticipation for the market, Benetone Films would like to extend an invitation to you to meet and discuss future business during ADFEST 2017. Meet us from March 22 - 25, 2017 at Booth No. P2 - Production Hut, Royal Cliff Hotel, Pattaya, Thailand

Contact us directly at song@benetonefilms.com or contact@benetonefilms.com and we'll set a time to discuss your next production. We promise to make your time with us worthwhile. We'll do our best to give you an entertaining and worthwhile experience.

Benetone to produce first Hollywood movie: "Stranger in Paradise"

Benetone Films is producing its first Hollywood movie "Stranger in Paradise", starring Stuart Townsend, Colin Egglesfield, Catalina Sandino Moreno, Byron Mann, and Gary Daniels!

Benetone Films is the largest production company in Thailand. After working on over 60 feature films and 350 TV commercials, Benetone is leveraging its extensive experience in Thailand to venture into executive producing its first Hollywood feature film. Rachvin and Kulthep Narula of Benetone Films count Bollywood smash hit "Ready", starring mega-star Salman Khan, and "Luck", starring Sanjay Dutt, amongst their many credits produced in Thailand.

Beverly Hills-based international sales company Cinema Management Group (CMG) acquired worldwide rights for the feature thriller Stranger in Paradise and principal photography is happening in Thailand with Benetone Films overseeing the project.

The plot's this: On the verge of becoming a partner at a multibillion-dollar hedge fund, Josh Pratt’s life takes a drastic turn when the SEC launches an investigation against the head of the company for insider trading. Forced into a “vacation” he never asked for, Josh finds himself in Bangkok with a price on his head and a morally ambiguous older brother who is knee deep in the Thai mafia. Josh’s only chance of escape is to give up information he doesn’t even know he has.

Colin Egglesfield