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== Plot == |
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After her mother |
After her mother is killed by her father during a fishing trip, Kanika gets a new name from the mother's death meaning ''Moranak Meada''. Moranak Meada works hard every day as her life is full of sadness and misery. She is also hit and attacked by her cruel, lazy stepmother and stepsisters and her un-caring father. However, her mother's body turns into a [[catfish]] to take care of her when she is sad. But the stepmother knows and starts a plan to kill the poor [[catfish]] by using her daughter who had a face like Moranak Meada to deceive the [[catfish]] into the trap and kills it to make food. Moranak Meada finds out and cries alone under the house but a talking duck gives her the fin of her mother, so she can plant it as it probably turns in the eggplant. The stepmother still cuts out the eggplant and grills it for food again but Moranak Meada still finds the plant's leaf and buries it far away from the house as it suddenly grows as a little golden banyan tree which can talk to her every time she wants to. |
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Many years later, Moranak Meada |
Many years later, Moranak Meada grows up as a beautiful and kind girl. Meanwhile, a Young King visits the village and loves the little banyan tree and orders his servant to take it but they can't until he asks Moranak Meada for it as well as he crowns her as his Queen. However, the stepmother and stepsisters start a plan to kill her and change some faced daughter as Moranak Meada but the king knows and punishes the fake Moranak Meada by killing her and chopping her for food, sending it to her mother. The Mother and family are afraid and try to run but are killed by a cobra. |
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Now, Moranak Meada |
Now, Moranak Meada is turned into a bird by a fairy and flies to live with her husband to wait to become human again, but one of the king's girls hates the bird and wants to destroy it. But the bird is then rescued by a white king mouse which then kills the king's girl by biting her nose. |
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Three years later, the king |
Three years later, the king finds Moranak Meada as a human and now with a three-year-old son. They finally return to the palace and live happily ever after. |
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== Awards == |
== Awards == |
Revision as of 20:18, 28 June 2021
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Moranak Meada | |
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Directed by | Fai Sam Ang |
Written by | Fai Sam Ang Pi kon Ann |
Starring | Ly Chan Siha Danh Monika Heng Bun Leap |
Distributed by | Prisean Meas Production SSB productions |
Release date |
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Running time | 120 minutes |
Country | Cambodia |
Language | Khmer |
Moranak Meada (Khmer:មរណមាតា) (English - Mother Death) is a Khmer 2004 fantasy/drama film which received several awards in Khmer film festival including second prize of silver award for best movies. The film is based on Khmer old folk tales, written in verse by Dhamma Panha Ouk in 1877, which similar to Thai legend Bla Boo Thong and European fairy tale Cinderella.
Plot
After her mother is killed by her father during a fishing trip, Kanika gets a new name from the mother's death meaning Moranak Meada. Moranak Meada works hard every day as her life is full of sadness and misery. She is also hit and attacked by her cruel, lazy stepmother and stepsisters and her un-caring father. However, her mother's body turns into a catfish to take care of her when she is sad. But the stepmother knows and starts a plan to kill the poor catfish by using her daughter who had a face like Moranak Meada to deceive the catfish into the trap and kills it to make food. Moranak Meada finds out and cries alone under the house but a talking duck gives her the fin of her mother, so she can plant it as it probably turns in the eggplant. The stepmother still cuts out the eggplant and grills it for food again but Moranak Meada still finds the plant's leaf and buries it far away from the house as it suddenly grows as a little golden banyan tree which can talk to her every time she wants to.
Many years later, Moranak Meada grows up as a beautiful and kind girl. Meanwhile, a Young King visits the village and loves the little banyan tree and orders his servant to take it but they can't until he asks Moranak Meada for it as well as he crowns her as his Queen. However, the stepmother and stepsisters start a plan to kill her and change some faced daughter as Moranak Meada but the king knows and punishes the fake Moranak Meada by killing her and chopping her for food, sending it to her mother. The Mother and family are afraid and try to run but are killed by a cobra.
Now, Moranak Meada is turned into a bird by a fairy and flies to live with her husband to wait to become human again, but one of the king's girls hates the bird and wants to destroy it. But the bird is then rescued by a white king mouse which then kills the king's girl by biting her nose.
Three years later, the king finds Moranak Meada as a human and now with a three-year-old son. They finally return to the palace and live happily ever after.
Awards
- Best Movie(second prize)
- Best Actress (second Prize)
- Best picture
- Best young actress
- Best Sound effect
- Best art direction
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