NEW YEAR BABY film screening
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By audience demand, there will be a second Phnom Penh industry screening.
NEW YEAR BABY film screening
Wed. Feb. 28th, 7pm
French Cultural Center
No. 21 8 street Keo Chea
Phnom Penh, Cambodia
www.NewYearBaby.net
WINNER: Amnesty International 'Movies That Matter' Award
This screening is intended to introduce this award winning film by a
Cambodian American director to the NGO & diplomatic community in Cambodia.
The director SOCHEATA POEUV will attend and be available for questions and
discussion. (www.newyearbaby.net/filmmakers)
NEW YEAR BABY is an inspirational film and the winner of the Amnesty
International 'Movies That Matter' award. It was also a top ten audience
pick on it's premiere at the International Documentary Film Festival
Amsterdam where it was received with standing ovation. It follows director
Socheata Poeuv as she uncovers the secrets of how her family survived the
Khmer Rouge genocide and became Americans. What she learns is hidden in
shame also reveals great love and heroism. The film will make appearances
in 2007 in international film festivals across the world.
More information on the film, filmmakers and work is available at
www.NewYearBaby.net.
-Charles Vogl
Producer
Broken English Productions
www.BrokenProd.com
charles@roguish.com
NEW YEAR BABY film screening
Wed. Feb. 28th, 7pm
French Cultural Center
No. 21 8 street Keo Chea
Phnom Penh, Cambodia
www.NewYearBaby.net
WINNER: Amnesty International 'Movies That Matter' Award
This screening is intended to introduce this award winning film by a
Cambodian American director to the NGO & diplomatic community in Cambodia.
The director SOCHEATA POEUV will attend and be available for questions and
discussion. (www.newyearbaby.net/filmmakers)
NEW YEAR BABY is an inspirational film and the winner of the Amnesty
International 'Movies That Matter' award. It was also a top ten audience
pick on it's premiere at the International Documentary Film Festival
Amsterdam where it was received with standing ovation. It follows director
Socheata Poeuv as she uncovers the secrets of how her family survived the
Khmer Rouge genocide and became Americans. What she learns is hidden in
shame also reveals great love and heroism. The film will make appearances
in 2007 in international film festivals across the world.
More information on the film, filmmakers and work is available at
www.NewYearBaby.net.
-Charles Vogl
Producer
Broken English Productions
www.BrokenProd.com
charles@roguish.com
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