| Year | Title (Khmer / English) | Role | Notes | |------|------------------------|------|-------| | 2009 | Snarem Kloun Kort / The Last Breath | Lead actor | Early breakout role | | 2011 | Jao Nai Pom / My Beloved | Co-lead | Romantic drama with Danech | | 2012 | Koan Kdei Srae / Rice People | Supporting | Social realist drama | | 2014 | Tear Lkauv Srol / Lost Love | Lead / Co-director | First directorial credit | | 2016 | Nak Prolean Meas / The Golden Boy | Lead / Producer | Action-comedy; highest-grossing Cambodian film that year | | 2018 | Pka Sropov Khmer / Khmer Jasmine | Director / Cameo | Romantic drama series (cinematic release) | | 2020 | Bondam Kromum / The Brotherhood | Lead / Director | Pandemic-delayed hit | | 2022 | Snaeh Mk Pi Niyeay / Love from the Story | Lead | Return to romantic comedy |
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