Among the mildew and shadows of the Cambodian court, the pistol handed over by Su Mae Wang changed the fate of six people.
She is the "Red Sister" of the Westport Casino and the scavenger of the criminal empire; he is Ruan Jinyong, the "Buddha" at the core of the group who was born in a Buddhist academy. A well-planned prisoner robbery puts two guilty souls on the road to escape across Southeast Asia.
From Phnom Penh to Bangkok, from ancient temples to border crossings, gunshots and chanting are intertwined, and pursuit and betrayal follow. When the truth bloomed with blood at the Flower Festival in Chiang Mai, they discovered that each other was wearing a double mask - she was a decisive Shura, and a lover who sacrificed for love; he was a calm and wise counselor, and a believer looking for redemption.
This is not a simple love story, but two broken souls salvaging each other in the burning karma. In the age when God was dead, they pursued their own salvation in sinful ways.
This is a Southeast Asian fable about sin and love, punishment and redemption.
Su Mae Wang, the "Red Sister" of the Westport Casino, planned a prisoner robbery in a Cambodian court that shocked Southeast Asia in order to save Ruan Jinyong, a criminal who was born in a Buddhist academy.
Two souls wearing double masks - she is a decisive Shura, and a lover who sacrifices for love; he is the "Buddha" at the core of the group, and a believer looking for salvation. On the escape route through Phnom Penh, Bangkok, and Chiang Mai, the sound of gunshots and chanting intertwined, and the truth and betrayal coexisted.
