Golden Slumbers
| Golden Slumbers | |
|---|---|
| Director | Davy Chou |
| Format | Feature |
| Film type | Documentary |
| First released | 2012 |
| Original language | Khmer; French |
| Production country | France, Cambodia |
| Running time | 96 minutes |
| Subjects | Film & Moving Image; History & Remembrance |
| Creator pages | Davy Chou |
Golden Slumbers is a feature documentary directed by Davy Chou, first released in 2012. (IMDb)
Synopsis
The film examines Cambodian cinema from 1960 to 1975, when nearly 400 films were made in Phnom Penh and only 30 are said to survive. It follows Davy Chou’s reconstruction of this cinematic history through surviving memories and materials, including lobby cards, songs, and former film locations, after the destruction caused by the Khmer Rouge and genocide. (IMDb)
Production and credits
The film was presented at the Forum des Jungen Films Berlin. IMDb lists 2 wins and 1 nomination, and identifies Vycky Films, Bophana Production, and Araucania Films as production companies. (IMDb; trigon-film)
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