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The Resemblance 

After hearing his father recount the story of “Kamnan Chong Klaiklueng,” a beloved local leader of Phetchaburi who was assassinated just days before an election, a young filmmaker becomes fascinated by a tragedy that has endured in the collective memory of the province for more than four decades. Although many years have passed, Chong’s name continues to resonate among the people of Phetchaburi as if the event had happened only yesterday. Driven by a desire to understand who Kamnan Chong really was and why his death continues to shape local memory, the filmmaker returns to Phetchaburi to investigate the story.
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After hearing his father recount the story of “Kamnan Chong Klaiklueng,” a beloved local leader of Phetchaburi who was assassinated just days before an election, a young filmmaker becomes fascinated by a tragedy that has endured in the collective memory of the province for more than four decades. Although many years have passed, Chong’s name continues to resonate among the people of Phetchaburi as if the event had happened only yesterday. Driven by a desire to understand who Kamnan Chong really was and why his death continues to shape local memory, the filmmaker returns to Phetchaburi to investigate the story.

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