Dramas from Studio FIN-LAND STUDIO COMPANY LIMITED

This is the story of the “Uea Sastraporn” family, once bound together by music; the very thing that later drove them apart. Saeng, a struggling musician, fights to raise his two children after the sudden death of his wife, Thip. Khim, his autistic daughter, uses strict routines to navigate her world, while Kheng, his troubled teenage son, harbors anger toward his father, his sister, and fate itself.

Thip’s death creates a deep fracture that leaves everyone lost in grief. When Saeng is diagnosed with terminal lung cancer and Khim’s hidden vocal talent is discovered by chance, Kheng decides to use his sister’s voice to earn money for their father’s treatment. Their journey leads them to a national singing competition.

On the day of the final round, Khim and Kheng complete “Alive (The Song of Hope),” a piece their father once wrote but never finished. Their performance becomes the bridge that reunites the family and the final breath Saeng takes before passing away peacefully.

Even though they do not win the competition, both children gain something far more meaningful.

Music is not just the sound that once held this family together.

It is the force that awakens their hearts

bringing them back to life.

Watch the series “Finding The Last Note” every Saturday and Sunday from 8:30 PM to 9:30 PM on Thai PBS, Channel 3.

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