Cambodian migrant Jit travels to Phimai, Thailand, seeking to explore his newfound power to perceive beyond the strictures of time. As he wanders the temple town with Pim and Tat, a young couple drifting apart, the boundaries between myth, history and reality begin to blur.

"Soft power is like love" is a phrase that came up after people discussed a cultural policy called Soft Power. This policy was heavily promoted by the new Thai government, which did not include the party that won the most votes, causing many people, especially young people, to be angry. One part of the Soft Power policy is the Maha Songkran World Water Festival 2024. This festival made the Songkran celebration last for 21 days in April 2024. Because of this festival, two former young lovers met again. Their relationship had end and when it end one of them, a political activist, ended it with the phrase "Our love is like Soft Power."

When a young man began to feel uncertain about living, he started planning to end his life, hoping it would be simple and clean. However, the outcome wasn’t as easy as he had imagined when suddenly, he began to feel hesitant.

Lynn, a young librarian in a dystopian world, has a life that is dictated by the nation’s ideology. After the disappearance of her close friend, she encounters Jade, a roguish young man who will change her dreams forever.

Trapped in a time loop, a picture-perfect museum curator relives her worst day ever and must figure out how to break free from the vicious cycle.

The village headman in the Isaan region of Thailand organizes the Bun Bang Fai festival to pray for rain from the rain god Phaya Thoen, addressing the issue of drought.