Fw: Khmer Music Ensemble - TONIGHT
Just a quick info.
You are all invite to enjoy a musical concert at the French Cultural Center (#218, Rue 184)
July 27th at 6.30 7.30pm at Salle de Cinéma
The oldest Khmer instrument SKÉ DIEV (One string) play by a renowned master Yun Theara and his ensemble is perform tonight to welcome you all and please spread the words!
Free admission
SUON Bun Rith
AMRITA Performing Arts
PO Box 1140
Phnom Penh 12000
Tel. 023-220424
Fax. 023-220425
Cell. 012-410044
rithsb@amritaperformingarts.org
www.amritaperformingarts.org
La Casa: Concert gratuit / live music
au Memphis Pub, 3 rue 118 - à partir de 21h
The French Cultural Centre and the Memphis Pub invite to to the free Concert of the french rock band La Casa
at the Memphis Pub, 3 street 118 - 9 pm
Centre Culturel Français du Cambodge
218 rue Kéo Chea (184) - Phnom Penh - tel : 00 (855) 23 213 124 / 125
e-mail : info@ccf-cambodge.org
An Annual Film & Documentary Festival
to celebrate excellence for first-time Producers, Directors,
Cinematographers, Writers, Actors and Documentary makers
from the Asian Diaspora. The Asian Festival of 1st Films is Asia’s most prestigious film event. In its first year the festival reached out to one billion film makers worldwide attracting publicity across the world worth over USD 10 million.
An eminent jury including Andy Glynn (DFG -UK), Ang Soo Hyun (Producer - Korea), Mahesh Bhatt (Director - India) and Nonzee Nimibutr (Director - Thailand) selected the final awardees from countries including Bangladesh, Canada, China, Japan, Hong Kong, India, Indonesia, Philippines, Israel, Taiwan, UK, USA, Vietnam.
Many of the award winning films have since gone onto win international acclaim at the Sundance Film Festival, Berlin Film Festival and the Rotterdam International Film Festival. Awards were presented at a glittering ceremony on 2nd December 2005 at the Victoria Theatre, Singapore.
http://asianfirstfilms.com/entries.htm
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Tags: Cambodia
Bombhunters
SPECIAL SEATTLE AREA EVENT
JUNE 29th, 2006
BOMBHUNTERS
A documentary about Cambodians who hunt bombs for a living
I am writing to inform you of a special event that Global Youth
Connect is organizing in Seattle on Thursday June 29th. We will be
showing a yet unreleased film entitled "Bombhunters" that documents
the effects of unexploded ordnance on Cambodian people, both within
their homeland and the U.S. Limited tickets are available to this
event both in advance and at the door and all proceeds will benefit
Cambodian youth.
If you are in the Seattle area, I hope you will be able to join us
for this event. We also ask for your help to "get the word out"
about this special screening by sharing this email and the flyer
with friends, family, and colleagues based in the Seattle area who
may be interested in attending. Tickets can be purchased for $10
via our website and for $12 at the door.
This special screening is being organized to help raise money for
Cambodian organizations and all proceeds from the screening will
benefit Cambodian youth projects through GYC's small grants fund.
The screening will be followed with a Q&A with filmmaker Skye
Fitzgerald.
To purchase tickets and for additional information, please visit our
website at
www.globalyouthconnect.org/cambodia_film .
Thank you for your support and we hope to see you there!
Best wishes,
Jennifer Kloes
Executive Director
Global Youth Connect
PS - If you can't attend the film but would like to make a
contribution to support youth projects in Cambodia, I encourage you
to make a donation:
www.globalyouthconnect.org/donate ---------------------------------------------------------------------
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"Bombhunters" documents the effects of UXO (Unexploded Ordnance) on
Cambodian people, both within their homeland and in the U.S. In
particular, "Bombhunters" documents villagers' efforts throughout
rural Cambodia as they seek out UXO and attempt to render it safe
for sale to the scrap metal industry in order to survive. For more
information:
www.bombhunters.comWhat: "Bombhunters"
Special benefit film screening of a
documentary about Cambodians who hunt bombs
for a living and Q&A with filmmaker Skye
Fitzgerald
When: Thursday June 29th @ 7 P.M
Where: Admiral Theater 2347 California Avenue SW, Seattle
Cost: $10 in advance through our website at
www.globalyouthconnect.org/cambodia_film $12 at the door
All proceeds go to benefit projects
serving Cambodian youth
For more information about this event call (845) 338-2220 or e-mail
to
contact@globalyouthconnect.org
"The Survivors"
Hey,
There is a new exhibition starting soon at Popil PhotoGallery, opening party
will be Tuesday 20th June at 6pm.
Pictures of "The Survivors" have been taken by photographer Marty Mueller
in Cambodian refugees camps in 1979 and 1980.
These strong pictures participate to build the memory of Cambodia.
Shortly after the fall of Khmer Rouge regime, thousands and thousands of
people were put one more time on roads of history, heading to Thai-Cambodian
border. Don't miss that show!
Opening party Tuesday 20th June 6pm.
Talk with photographer Marty Mueller Wednesday 21st June 6pm, at gallery
too.
This exhibition is done in collaboration with Refugee Film Week, Centre
Culturel Français and UNHCR.
Popil PhotoGallery
#126, street 19
Phnom Penh
Open Tuesday to Saturday, 10am to 6pm.
Mozart & his contemporaries
TOMORROW
Foundation for the Advancement of
Western Classical Perfoming Arts
presents:
Monthly Concert Series
June 2006
Mozart & his contemporaries
Johann Baptiste Wendling - Ignaz Joseph Pleyel - Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart
Saturday, 17 June, 7pm
Raffles Hotel Le Royal
Empress Room
Advance sales: Ticket US$8.-- at the door US$10.--
Children&Students US$2.-- (only at the door)
Tickets available at:
Java Café
Raffles Hotel Le Royal(Cafe Le Phnom)
F.W.C.P.A.Office, No.5 Street 310
mobile: 012 291 654
Tag:
Cambodia
Une histoire du Cambodge
LUNDI 12 JUIN
AU CENTRE CULTUREL FRANCAIS
Monday, 12 June at CCF
Conférence
David Chandler…
Une histoire du Cambodge (An history of Cambodia)
> Lundi 12 juin - 18h30 / Monday, 12 June - 6.30pm
> Cinema du CCF / French Cultural Center
> En français / Speaking french
Diplômé du collège de Harvard, Professeur à l'Université de Georgetown et longtemps Professeur émérite à l'Université Monash à Melbourne, ce chercheur, de nationalité américaine et australienne, khmérophone, hispanophone et… francophone, s'est imposé, à la suite de Paul Mus sous la direction duquel il travailla durant ses études à l'Université de Yale, comme l'un des spécialistes de l'Histoire contemporaine de l'Asie du Sud-Est. Depuis 1970, il consacre ses recherches à l'histoire sociale de la Thaïlande et de l'Indonésie, mais c'est incontestablement sur le Cambodge que son travail - remarquable - fait autorité. On lui doit de nombreuses publications sur l'histoire récente de ce pays parmi lesquelles The Land and People of Cambodia (Harper Collins) ; A History of Cambodia, (Boulder, CO, Westview Press); The Tragedy of Cambodia History : Politics War and Revolution since 1945, (Yale University Press) ; Voices from S-21 : Terror and History in Pol Pot's Secret Prison (University of California Press)…Une œuvre dense qui reste malheureusement insuffisamment traduite en français, à l'exception de Pol Pot : frère numéro 1 publié par Plon en 1993 et déjà épuisé, et de S-21 ou Le crime impuni des Khmers rouges publié en 2002 aux éditions Autrement.
Ses contributions à diverses encyclopédies, ses articles publiés au sein de revues spécialisées dont il fait souvent partie du conseil scientifique, ses préfaces aux ouvrages d'autres auteurs, sont par ailleurs innombrables. De manière particulière, la publication en août dernier à Phnom Penh par le Centre des Etudes Khmères (C.K.S) de la version khmère de son History of Cambodia a constitué l'un des principaux événements éditoriaux de ces dernières années au Cambodge ...
Centre Culturel Français du Cambodge
218 rue Kéo Chea (184) - Phnom Penh - tel : 00 (855) 23 213 124 / 125
e-mail : info@ccf-cambodge.org Tag:
Cambodia
Monthly Concert
Foundation for the Advancement of
Western Classical Perfoming Arts
presents:
Monthly Concert Series
June 2006
Mozart & his contemporaries
Johann Baptiste Wendling - Ignaz Joseph Pleyel - Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart
Saturday, 17 June, 7pm
Raffles Hotel Le Royal
Empress Room
Advance sales: Ticket US$8.-- at the door US$10.--
Children&Students US$2.-- (only at the door)
Tickets available at:
Java Café
Raffles Hotel Le Royal(Cafe Le Phnom)
F.W.C.P.A.Office, No.5 Street 310
mobile: 012 291 654
exposition/conference tadashi ono
JEUDI 8 et VENDREDI 9 JUIN
AU CENTRE CULTUREL FRANCAIS
Thursday, 8 June and Friday, 9 June at CCF
exposition
Paris, périphérie,
par Tadashi ONO
> Jeudi 8 juin - 18h30 / Thursday, 8 June - 6.30pm
> Hall du CCF. / French Cultural Center
Après l'exposition " Phnom Penh, périphérie " d'Anne-Marie Filaire à l'automne dernier, le CCF accueille aujourd'hui un travail photographique réalisé dans la banlieue parisienne. Cet immense territoire périphérique compte plus de 5 millions d'habitants, soit le double de la ville de Paris elle-même. Tadashi Ono, photographe japonais, est l'un d'entre eux.
Il aime ce territoire ; il a donc choisi d'y vivre et de le décrire. Pour lui, ce paysage, exclu de l'imagerie " carte postale " du centre-ville, en apparence banal et austère, a quelque chose de franc. A l'instar de certains photographes du 19ème siècle qui ont fixé sur pellicule le Paris des quartiers populaires, il essaie simplement, un peu comme le ferait un relevé topographique, de traduire l'espace de la banlieue par sa description précise, en nous proposant quatre axes de réflexion : le nom des rues, la référence au centre-ville symbolisée ici par la Tour Eiffel, la place de l'arbre et celles des espèces botaniques en friche.
A la suite de Phnom Penh, cette exposition sera accueillie en octobre 2006 au Musée national d'art moderne de Tokyo.
conférence
Paris et la photographie, une histoire partagée,
par Tadashi ONO
> Vendredi 9 juin - 18h30 / Friday, 9 June - 6.30pm
> Cinéma du CCF / French Cultural Center
Paris est une ville qui occupe une place particulière dans l'histoire de la photographie.
Depuis l'annonce de l'invention de la photographie à l'Académie des sciences à Paris en 1839, cette ville est restée un terrain exceptionnel pour la création photographique tout au long des 19ème et 20ème siècles. Les images de Paris s'accumulent, se stratifient et deviennent la mémoire de la ville même. Elles reflètent ainsi à la fois l'histoire de la photographie et celle de la ville.
En revoyant des images célèbres et méconnues, historiques et contemporaines, cette conférence tente de redessiner un portrait de Paris à travers les œuvres de nombreux photographes (Nadar, E-D. Baldus, C. Marville, E. Atget, J-H. Lartigue, A. Kertész, Brassaï, H. Cartier-Bresson, R. Doisneau, R. Frank, L. Friedlander, A. Gursky, J-L. Moulène etc.)
