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The new millennium brought a shift in tone, largely driven by independent cinema. Apichatpong Weerasethakul’s The Adventures of Iron Pussy (2003) played with genre conventions but still treated its kathoey protagonist with a campy affection. However, the true watershed moment arrived with Beautiful Boxer (2003), the biographical film of Muay Thai fighter Parinya Charoenphol (Nong Toom). For the first time, a mainstream Thai film presented a kathoey as a heroic, disciplined, and emotionally deep protagonist. The film did not shy away from the violence and prejudice she faced, but it centered her agency—her desire to fight in the ring to fund her gender transition.