All posts tagged "documentary"
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6.9KLifestyle“Cambodian Son” film to portray an unlikely poet’s redemption
By Jiny Ung New York, NY — Kosal Khiev was born in a refugee camp along the Thai-Cambodian border. Only a year...
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5.0KReviewsReview: Byron Q’s “Raskal Love”
To the uninitiated, love and gang life would seem incompatible. How could something as benevolent as love fit into the common perception...
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5.2KReviewsReview: Kalyanee Mam’s “A River Changes Course”
A little girl, wiry and dexterous, chops down thick plant stalks while her mother digs for potatoes in reddish-orange dirt, the jungle’s...
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3.2KInterviewsPhotographer Pete Pin: ‘The Cambodian Diaspora’ [PODCAST]
Pete Pin, a photographer whose work has been featured in the New York Times and Time magazine, talks about charting the trauma...
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4.0KReviewsReview: YMCA Long Beach’s “A Cambodia Journey”
By Seth Sin For children of those who survived the Killing Fields, their first trip to Cambodia can be an intense experience,...
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3.4KSpotlightUpcoming documentary features striving Cambodian artists
The Lotus that Went to the Sea is an upcoming documentary about modern Cambodian artists. The trailer that has been released portends...