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Two sons of a Karen woman who was raped reunite with his father, a former Air Force officer.

A guy who lives on the balcony

It's an intense ride with this Muslim volunteer ambulance crew in Lashio in Myanmar's northern Shan State but one in which their dedication to helping those in need - regardless of gender, ethnicity or religion - is palpable and radiates a powerful message for peace. From beginning to tragic end.

Wai Bhone, a young film director, has to overcome the tough realities in order to direct his debut film. The hard worked scenario is criticised and undermined by the unpretentious censorship of the authorities. The film producers constantly pressure for lack of money, and even casting actors to the unfamous director is not an easy task. With the help of friends and relatives, the hardly prepared film production begins at last. However, an accident occurs in which an expensive camera is dropped. To fix the broken camera and to escape the difficult life, he even thinks of robbing the bank and he starts to plan.

The son of a wealthy landowner is expelled from his family after standing up for the factory workers at his father's business. He meets the daughter of a poor peasant and they fall in love.

In the jungle of Eastern Burma, a medical student, her trainer and a senior medic faces the consequences of the longest standing civil war in the world.

Ma Aye Kaung is girl who was born during the reign of military government. Now she is living in middle part of Myanmar. Her father is an alcoholic and neglects family duties. At the age of nine, she started as a child labour. Now she is thirteen and a herd of goats. Ma Aye Kaung wants to read and write. Though the primary education is free but she had no chance of schooling. Now our country in the political transition period too, the girls like her, have no chance of going to school.

Thaa Shin Pyu follows a father and son relationship in the lead up to the young boy’s ordination as a novice monk. Their relationship is rocked when the father meets unexpected challenges but eventually he recovers to be able to hold the coming of age ceremony for his son.

A short animated film about the life of a Myanmar girl inspired by the true stories in Myanmar.

Sequel to 2025 film “Don’t Tell Anyone”

A poetic journey through memory, distance, and the things left unsaid.

A middle-class family in Myanmar runs a 20-liter water bottle delivery service, which provides a modest but stable income. Despite the ongoing civil war, they maintain a sense of routine and normalcy, finding comfort in their daily work and shared meals. Their lives, though surrounded by tension, feel grounded and secure. However, everything shifts when a new military service law is enacted, requiring the youth to enlist. Fearing for their children’s safety, the family makes a painful decision to send the young members abroad. As they face separation and growing uncertainty, they must adapt to the emotional and financial challenges of surviving in a country torn by conflict.

Ko Naing flees Myanmar to avoid the military service law and settles in Bangkok, a city known as a paradise for foreigners. But for him, life is far from ideal. As a Myanmar national, he struggles with prejudice and the irresponsible actions of his own people abroad. The rising inflation of Myanmar’s currency adds to his worries, while homesickness and loneliness begin to take their toll. His sense of reality starts to fade as he questions how long he can endure this uncertain and isolated life in a foreign land.

Artist-filmmaker Htoo Lwin Myo examines some of the earliest pre-cinematic objects portraying Myanmar's colonial past: magic lantern slides. A polyphonous essay on the perils of history and the many stories we can find in the remains of times gone.

Street Gang is a 2025 burmese action thriller movie.

Khin Kyae Hmone is a young woman who dreams of becoming a movie actress. One day, she goes to audition for a leading role. By coincidence, her father’s name is the same as the producer’s name, so the judges mistake her for the producer’s daughter and immediately choose her for the role. The producer, convinced she’s a clever impostor, tries to expose her, and that’s when the real comedy and misunderstandings begin.

Sweeping scenes of Chicago set to the voice messages of artist Lucas Linn's parents from back home in Myanmar. An homage to Chantal Akerman's 1976 film News from Home.

The Turning Point is a Burmese comedy movie.

ရှယ်အော်လံ is a Burmese comedy movie.