Kyi Phyu Shin

Nan was born and raised in Tokyo but her family is from Myanmar. When Nan know that she was stateless and his father is planning to take her home with him, she is shocked but she know from her mother's diary that her father and mother had been involved in the 8888 Uprising about 30 years ago and had immigrated to Japan as a refugee. As told of Burmese-born Japanese singer Aung Kimura, she understood everything and she decided to go to Myanmar, where his relatives live.

Nhyoe Thaw Pinlal Swal Ngin Thaw Lamin (Burmese: ညှို့သောပင်လယ်ဆွဲငင်သောလမင်း) is a 2003 Burmese drama film, directed by Kyi Phyu Shin starring Dwe and Htun Eaindra Bo.

During her vacation at a mansion in Paungde, invited by U Min Khine, psychiatrist Dr. Thet Yi becomes intrigued by Mg Nyo Maing, a reclusive and mysterious man haunted by tales of an unseen figure named Ko Myint Wai.

Nan was born and raised in Tokyo but her family is from Myanmar. When Nan know that she was stateless and his father is planning to take her home with him, she is shocked but she know from her mother's diary that her father and mother had been involved in the 8888 Uprising about 30 years ago and had immigrated to Japan as a refugee. As told of Burmese-born Japanese singer Aung Kimura, she understood everything and she decided to go to Myanmar, where his relatives live.

Nan was born and raised in Tokyo but her family is from Myanmar. When Nan know that she was stateless and his father is planning to take her home with him, she is shocked but she know from her mother's diary that her father and mother had been involved in the 8888 Uprising about 30 years ago and had immigrated to Japan as a refugee. As told of Burmese-born Japanese singer Aung Kimura, she understood everything and she decided to go to Myanmar, where his relatives live.

Nhyoe Thaw Pinlal Swal Ngin Thaw Lamin (Burmese: ညှို့သောပင်လယ်ဆွဲငင်သောလမင်း) is a 2003 Burmese drama film, directed by Kyi Phyu Shin starring Dwe and Htun Eaindra Bo.

During her vacation at a mansion in Paungde, invited by U Min Khine, psychiatrist Dr. Thet Yi becomes intrigued by Mg Nyo Maing, a reclusive and mysterious man haunted by tales of an unseen figure named Ko Myint Wai.