03:09 This Thai ad is a stirring, cinematic spot in which the daughter of a charity worker visits a Thai woman who helped her father when he was a prisoner of war in World War II.

02:43 A baby elephant at the Elephant Nature Park in Thailand, plays happily around the reserve, swinging his trunk and persistently trying to climb over a big log many times until he finally succeeds.

05:33 This stunning short film was shot shot with GoPro and a Phantom 2 drone. The island is a little haven of real Thailand with just 18km of roads and more locals than tourists.

02:01 You’ll love this ad about the power of love. There’s nothing like the sound of a crying, inconsolable baby to whip a clueless dad into a state of panic. He wants nothing more than to find mommy. But mommy’s out shopping. He grabs his smartphone in a frantic effort to distract the baby with soothing technology – a cartoon or a video chat with mom. When the gadget doesn’t save the day he lands on a simpler, much more effective solution – a hug!

03:05 This touching, uplifting video is a tribute to the people who do what’s right. It stars an unnamed protagonist who takes a small amount of time each day to help those around him. A neglected plant gets a little extra water, a woman gets a helping hand, and a needy child gets some money. “What does he get in return for doing this every day?” a narrator asks. His answer: “He gets nothing…. What he does receive are emotions. He witnesses happiness. Reaches a deeper understanding. Feels the love. Receives what money can’t buy. A world made more beautiful.”

03:55 Baby elephants sure know how to enjoy themselves, especially this newborn named Navann. No cares, no worries. He’s frolicking in the mud and the river like he’s never had more fun.

03:02 A moving, cinematic story of a noodle seller whose generous act toward a young boy with a sick mother brings unexpected rewards 30 years later. It’s reaffirmation of the power of random acts of kindness.

10:08 Watch Hong as she paints portraits of other elephants. Her skills seem to show that elephants are truly are quite remarkable. But are they really creating a work of art? If you look carefully you’ll notice that the elephant’s trainer is always standing beside her as she paints, guiding her movements. Maybe it’s a bit of a trick, but it’s amazing and fun to watch, and keeps the elephants fed and happy at the Asian Elephant Art & Conservation Project in Thailand.

01:11 Peter is one awesome elephant! He’s so smart – he touches icons on the screen with his trunk, plays music, draws, and even takes a photo. This is all real, no film trickery, post-production, or hidden cuts. Watch and see the fun.

05:15 Boys living on Koh Panyee, a floating island village in the south of Thailand that had not an inch of soil, loved to watch football but had nowhere to play or practice. They didn’t let that stop them. They built a field and a team that became nationally competitive.

02:08 Beautiful underwater footage of a giant Hawksbill turtle going about his day in his pristine sun-drenched underwater habitat – swimming, eating, inspecting his surroundings. Filmed in Koh Tao, in Thailand; the music is from the Whitest Boy Alive, Burning.