Wathan (film)

Wathan is a 1930 Burmese silent film directed by Tote Gyi and produced by the British Burma Film Company. It is considered the earliest surviving Burmese feature film. The film is a romantic drama reportedly based on a popular Burmese stage play. Due to its age, finding detailed information about the plot and cast can be challenging, relying largely on historical records and film archives. Surviving elements of Wathan are invaluable for understanding the early development of Burmese cinema.