Moeun Leangeng

Abuek was part of the most unruly gang in the village. He died in a motorcycle accident. Because his father was hospitalized, the cremation was delayed. His spirit wandered the village, unaware he was dead. When the cremation finally took place, it would not succeed, and the haunting worsened. After seven days, they learned it was because Abuek believed his father no longer loved him and could not move on. An abbot later helped guide his spirit to rest peacefully.

A man who suffers from amnesia and appears forgetful lives with his grandparents, Ta Meas and Yeay Prak. He is known as the "Mr. Forgetful" Luy is Mr. Forgetful's older brother and he doesn't treat Mr. Forgetful well. However, he eventually realizes the error of his ways. As Mr. Forgetful regains his memory, he discovers that he is from a wealthy family and was targeted for harm due to his family's wealth. Fortunately, Ta Meas and Yeay Prak saved him and took care of him. After recovering his memory, Mr. Forgetful decides to return to live with Ta Meas and Yeay Prak.

Blood Forest is a cursed land where none survive. When Sothea, Srey Khuoch, and their child accidentally enter, they find themselves caught in a web of strange and deadly events. A group of thieves arrives to steal its fabled gold, but greed seals their fate. Their only hope lies with Yay Neang, a mysterious figure who knows the forest's ancient secrets. But her connection to a vengeful spirit holds darker truths. As the family races against time, they must uncover the real force behind the curse-before it claims them all. Survival comes at a price, and not all will escape.

Based on the novel ‘Wilted Flower’ by Nou Hach, the film unfolds a gripping tale of grief and desperate hope. When Noun, the mother, breaks off her daughter's engagement to a struggling suitor in favor of a wealthier match, tragedy ensues. As her daughter's heartbreak consumes her, illness tightens its grip, pushing Noun to turn to ancient rituals for salvation.

The plot revolves around a young Buddhist monk named Tum who falls in love with a lovely girl named Teav. After returning to his native province, King Reamea invites Tum to sing at the royal palace. Teav's mother decides to marry her daughter to the son of Archun, the province's governor. However, Reamea urges that she marry the Cambodian monarch instead. Teav is brought to the palace, and Tom performs a song about his love for her. Reamea agrees to let the pair marry, but Archun murders Tum and Teav. Reamea instructs Archun's entire family to be buried.