October 2009

Consisting of 60 individuals from all walks of life, Kon Khmer Koun Khmer (Khmer Films, Khmer Generations) has shaken Cambodia since the production of a 45-minute film that was later screened at several places, including its premiere at Cinema Lux, one of the last remaining movie theatres in Phnom Penh that once witnessed the premieres […]

   With suggestions of Dy Saveth, one of the surviving Cambodian actresses, all these young Cambodians dressed up and tried to show the public their fond memories of the past. K.K. P.S. These were the dresses they wore during the rock and roll party of the 9-day exhibition of Golden Era.

Photo by Molida Chhay

.        Another great and very exciting event of the year has arrived! Many Cambodians grasp that opportunity! The exhibition of the golden area of Cambodia’s film industry during the 1960s and 1970s has started since 17th October at 6pm at Chinese House, located along the riverside. Unique and Fresh.     The owner of

What do you know about Cambodia? I didn’t know much before I got here, to be honest. We’ve been in South-East Asia for six weeks now — a month in Thailand, and just two weeks in Cambodia, and the country has me totally flummoxed. We started off in Siem Reap, the town famous for the

Even though I was born in Cambodia, one of the South East Asian countries, I still feel ‘touching one’s head and receiving anger in return’ is quite a culture shock. Several times, I have touched my friends’ head lightly to show friendship, but they took it for offense. I heard that for westerners, they do