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Who Am I? is a cambodgien film of genre Drama
Who Am I? (2009)
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OriginCambodge
Who Am I? (Khmer: ខ្ងុំជាអ្នកណា,Kyom Chear Nak Na) is the debut Cambodian lesbian-themed tragic romance film by writer and director Khmer novelist, Phoan Phoung Bopha. The plot deals with a taboo lesbian love story about a Cambodian American woman infatuated with a famous Cambodian actress.
^ flick pop. April 15, 2009. First Cambodian lesbian film is a hit, Pop max now; retrieved 2009-05-10
Synopsis
Rath (Keo Sreyneang), a Cambodian-American woman, who returns to Cambodia in order to meet her favorite Khmer singer-actress, Thida (Ny Monica), after a series of long-distance telephone conversations. With strong help and support, Thida became godsister to Rath, who was allowed to live with her and her family in Cambodia. Their relationship began as a sisterly/best friends. Thereafter, Rath and Thida were inseparable and constantly spent time with each other. Unbeknownst to Thida, Rath had romantic feelings for her.Comments
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