Myanmar Movies

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

A short film about love, written by U Tin Nyunt, and directed by Zaw Myo Thein.

While observing a lesbian couple selling naan breads in a street cart, the director struggles with questions of (in)visibility and dreams of...

Based on a true story, Burma's Hijack follows the Karen National Defence Organisation and their fight against the Burmese government.

Through rediscovered tape recordings made in 1996, U Pe Thein - a renown political cartoonist-leads us on a journey about the history of politics and...

Life is a cycle. When we die, we will be reborn in a new life. Film with the poem Slowly Towards Zero Point Zero by The Maw Naing.

A lovingly filmed portrait of the filmmaker’s parents who make out a living making ‘jaggery’ sweets from toddy palm syrup in...

It’s been 538 days since the start of the coup. Here is an inside look into the everyday lives of Burmese people under military rule.

Sacrificial Heart (2004) offers a rare cinematic glimpse of Burmese culture and history. Kyi Soe Tun, a five-time Myanmar academy award-winning...

A girl who is happy receiving in the middle of the applause before she was in the trash How she got passed the competitive tiredness?

Short Horror Film directed by Arker Soeoo.

The son of ex-revolutionary parents from the countryside tries to detach himself from the past while facing present reality with his hereditary...

A short film that explores the challenges of a bus conductor and his wife to make ends meet, having to cope with the long working hours and the daily...

Myanmar horror film.

Through the eyes of three Myanmar women– a medic, a soldier, and a humanitarian – we learn about the immense capabilities of the human...

The story of a father's love, his son's regret, and his return to his parent's embrace.

A low-budget Burmese Superman movie.

Thit Lwin Htun, a transgender man, lives in the bustling city of Yangon, in a quiet neighbourhood where he runs a barber shop. He is finally happy...