A boy searches for his missing father, who fell into a ravine while hunting for a rare Burmese butterfly. To do this, he must seek out the ethnic Rawan guide who was helping his father.

The Milk Ogre curse is a belief still held in some Burmese villages to this day. The belief states that if a woman has the curse of the Milk Ogre upon her, her breast milk will kill the child. In order to break this curse, she must refuse to breastfeed her baby and put the child up for adoption.

The film follows the story of King Kyansittha of Bagan Dynasty.

Abandoned in infancy and raised in an orphanage in Burma, Min's life takes an unforeseen turn when he wins the diversity lottery visa, granting him the chance to start anew in the United States. Upon arrival, Min finds himself relying on a childhood friend from the orphanage, now residing in San Francisco amidst a captivating tapestry of eclectic companions. Together, this diverse group becomes Min's refuge, guiding him through the intricate maze of securing employment, managing expenses, and establishing a life on the fringes of society.

Linkar Deepa Chitthu is a famous book by writer Chit Oo Nyo. Rama and Lakkhana plays depict the love between Maethita and Rama, but Chit Oo Nyo wrote it from the perspective of Dathagiri, who is in love with Maethita and is obsessed with her.

Kyaw Swar is an university lecturer. One day, a new student enters his class. His name is Moe Sat. From the first glance, something in his chest tightens, a quiet ache he can’t name. For some reason, Kyaw Swar keeps finding his attention drifting toward this student. Moe Sat’s mannerisms, his eyes, the way he looks at him… all remind him of someone from Kyaw Swar’s past.