Aye Jomgay

The film follows Keng, who stays in his wealthy relatives' home. Despite being family, Keng faces disapproval from his aunt, which complicates his situation. As he struggles with grief over his mother’s death, Keng seeks vengeance against Wo, the man he believes is responsible.

Keng's journey intertwines with his relatives, including Chan, who teaches him Thai boxing. This martial arts element adds an action-packed dimension to the narrative. The film also explores themes of love and jealousy, particularly through the character of Pochet, who harbors feelings for Waew, a woman already entangled in marriage with a rich man.

Aye Jomgay presents a unique perspective on familial relationships and revenge, set against a backdrop of martial arts and drama. Its exploration of these themes makes it significant for collectors interested in Asian cinema from the 1980s.