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Introduction The 1997 film Titanic remains one of the most influential cinematic stories of love, tragedy, and social class. Translating and dubbing such a culturally resonant film into Khmer (βTitanic movie speak Khmerβ) does more than convey dialogue β it reshapes emotional access, cultural resonance, and the possibilities for local film appreciation. This article explores why a Khmer-language version matters, how localization choices shape reception, and what broader cultural effects a Khmer Titanic can produce. how localization choices shape reception