01 A filmmaker reconstructs his childhood under the Khmer Rouge using clay figures where no footage exists.
Cambodia Drama thought provoking
Cambodian cinema was nearly wiped out entirely under the Khmer Rouge, and its strongest modern films, led by director Rithy Panh, are largely acts of reconstruction: recovering a national memory that was almost erased.
01 A filmmaker reconstructs his childhood under the Khmer Rouge using clay figures where no footage exists.
02 Former guards and survivors of a Khmer Rouge prison confront what happened there face to face.
03 A Cambodian farming family struggles to bring in their harvest after the father's sudden death.
04 A rural teenager working construction in the city drifts into Phnom Penh's wealthy nightlife scene chasing his estranged brother.
05 One beloved Cambodian pop song threads together three generations across decades of war and rebuilding.
06 A documentary mourns Cambodia's vibrant pre-Khmer Rouge film industry, nearly all of it destroyed or lost.