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Chit Thaw Maung Maung is a 1963 Burmese black-and-white drama film.

Is it true that the memory of a goldfish last only five seconds?

Dan Dar Yee Moe centers around Moe Hnaung, a warm-hearted café owner and literature lover, whose life is touched by romance with three distinctly different men. Set in a tender and poetic tone, the film explores themes of love, longing, and choice as their interconnected emotional journeys unfold.

Ta Pyi Thu Ma Shwe Htar is a 1994 Burmese drama film, directed by Sin Yaw Mg Mg starring Kyaw Thu and May Than Nu. It was based on the popular novel "Ta Pyi Thu Ma Shwe Htar", written by Tekkatho Phone Naing.

The film is about a young man who engages in necromancy to attain what he wants, including money and love. But things take a bad turn, and unexpected things begin to happen to him and to his family.

“Acceptance” is a story of resilience in the face of economic hardships. The tense relationship between an elderly woman and her daughter-in-law acts as a micro example of the financial difficulties of the working class in Myanmar and exposes a conflicted family where generations can no longer connect. Nyi Zaw Htwe masterfully links the micro with the macro in this social and familial drama.

Aye Mi is an ambitious photographer eager to start a career in advertising but doesn't have enough money to buy a camera. Her only hope is to recover a lost inheritance, a valuable ruby. Aye Mi discovers that the jewel has been taken by some young evil witches who have menacing and corrupting powers. Facing her worst fears, she makes big sacrifices and will not stop for anything until she retrieves the stone. Will Aye Mi ever doubt the value of what is unexpectedly discovered along the way?

လစ်ကြီးများ is 2025 Burmese movie staring Nay Win, May Myint Mo and Tayza Lin Young.

Betrayed by his unfaithful wife and closest friends, a famous writer is murdered for his wealth. A book revealing the truth is sent to his estranged daughter, who must uncover its secrets before the killers silence her forever.

Hein Tun, a revered Burmese spiritual medium, has been in a loving relationship with Oakkar, a young actor. Yet, the couple faces societal scrutiny over their age difference and assumptions that Oakkar’s feelings are financially motivated. With humour and banter, their story showcases the courage to embrace love and identity amid Burmese cultural traditions and societal prejudice.

A Burmese remake of Final Destination by Nyo Min Lwin.

Leaving for Myanmar in 2020, the filmmaker could not have anticipated the upheaval the country was on the verge of experiencing. Through the darkness of the Covid-19 epidemic and the violent coup d’état orchestrated by the military junta, a light continues to shine: that of 17-year-old Zu Zu and her steadfast dream of a better future for her loved ones. A four-handed diary and chronicle of a friendship.

In May 2008, Cyclone Nargis hit Myanmar's Ayeyarwaddy Delta, claiming 140,000 lives. Despite a filming ban, young Burmese filmmakers clandestinely visited devastated villages after the storm, capturing surreal scenes of loss and resilience. Their emotional footage reveals the profound impact of Nargis, depicting a world where life and death intertwine, altering countless lives forever. For security reasons, the filmmakers couldn't reveal their names and they used pseudonyms. But for the first time, they screened the film with their real names at the 2nd Wathann Film Festival in 2012.

Myat Hsu, an obedient daughter who has always stayed with her mother for thirty years, decided to move out one day in order to find herself.

An action-packed film about the Love of God - EXILE is loosely based on the life of the Biblical character Moses. When a ninja assassin must leave behind everything he's ever known, he finds new life and love in unexpected places.

A young man's desire to have his own private space led him to stay in their office toilet. What if this creates a problem and causes him to lose his job. What is left for him to do?