
Hungarian Film ‘Be My Dad’ Brings Contemporary Cinema to Bangkok’s TK Park
Hungarian film Be My Dad was screened at TK Park in Bangkok on September 20 as part of the Contemporary World Film Series 2026. Organised with the Embassy of Hungary in Thailand and Hungary’s National Film Institute, the screening introduced Thai audiences to contemporary Hungarian society and culture through cinema.
International film screenings provide audiences with an accessible way to experience different cultures and perspectives. The collaboration between TK Park and Hungary’s cultural institutions also strengthens cultural exchange between Thailand and Hungary.
About the Film: Be My Dad follows Barna, a famous writer struggling with creative block who unexpectedly has to care for a seven-year-old boy for 10 days. The warm comedy explores relationships across generations, family, imagination and the possibility of starting again through humour and emotional storytelling.
At the Screening: H.E. Szilvia Szaloki, Ambassador of Hungary to Thailand, introduced the film before the screening at TK Park’s Learning Auditorium on the 8th floor of centralwOrld. After the film, guests joined a reception hosted by the Hungarian Embassy, providing an opportunity for conversation and cultural exchange.
The Contemporary World Film Series 2026 continues to use international cinema as a platform for Bangkok audiences to discover stories, societies and contemporary cultures from around the world.
Sep 20, 2026: Be My Dad screened at TK Park
Before Screening: Hungarian Ambassador Szilvia Szaloki introduces the film
After Screening: Hungarian Embassy hosts reception and audience exchange
Next: Contemporary World Film Series continues with international cinema and cultural programming.
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