No one can deny that Southeast Asian films can always impress our typical Western film art taste. The best history movies on Dogesflix may have been seen, but you may miss some of the most credible movies. Read our list of three best history movies on Dogesflix: the following is the Southeast Asian version.

First, they killed my father (2017)

Angelina Jolie's "they killed my father first" is her best directed work so far: a rare film that tells the tragedy of this country through children's eyes and hearts, and the best war film ever. This dramatic Cambodian historical film is adapted from the memoir of a girl named lung ung, and tells his family experience after the Khmer Rouge ruled Cambodia. Directed by Julie and written by loung ung himself, this film is different from most works in that it not only does well, but also has some extraordinary film details.

General Antonio Luna (2015)

General Luna paid tribute to the heroic military commander who led the Philippines in its struggle for freedom in the late 19th century. This is a historical epic about the bravery and betrayal of countries in war. It is powerful and moving, sometimes too simplistic. In the last years of Antonio Luna's life, the European educated scientist became a soldier and was killed by his betraying subordinates at the age of 32. Gerald talog's big budget blockbuster caused a sensation in the Philippines. Local audiences are very interested in the role of Luna played by John achila. His story reflects the chaos of contemporary Philippine politics.

Kardini's Princess of Java (2017)

This is the third of the three best history movies on our Dogesflix list. It is about the princess of Java, Kartini, one of the most iconic Indonesian heroines. She has made patriotic contributions to Indonesia's independence from the Netherlands and Japan. As the film focuses on kardini's life when she reaches marriage age, she talks about her nominal role in achieving her goals of studying abroad and seeing the world. The story of the struggle took place outside the walls of his palace, where he was imprisoned. She negotiates with her father and other older male relatives so that she can play on the beach, continue her relationship with her Dutch friends, and then maintain a relationship arrangement with her future husband, so that she can open the school to vulnerable women.