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Her in Frame (2026) | Slate

Her in Frame

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Her in Frame

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Inspired by the love story of King Bhumibol Adulyadej and Queen Sirikit, the movie follows a young photographer and a textile museum curator who connect through a mysterious vintage photograph.

Released: 2026

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Thanapob LeeratanakachornTawan
Lorena SchuettMint

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