180 Degree Longitude Passes Through Us

Weyn meets his late father's friend, Inthawut, during a countryside trip that stirs memories and unexpected emotions.

A stormy night, wine, and a student play expose long-buried tension between Weyn and his mother, Mon.

As Mon leaves, Weyn bonds with Inthawut, drawn to the quiet strength of the man who once loved his father.

On his 20th birthday, Weyn reflects on his father's memory—and begins walking toward an uncertain future.

Inthawut opens up about his painful past with Weyn’s father, Siam. Weyn listens—and gently wipes away his tears.

Inthawut reveals the tragedy of Siam’s final years. Weyn, overwhelmed, confesses his feelings.

Mon begs Weyn to come home. But he makes his choice—walking into the rain, toward the man who finally sees him.