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Alice Gu is a director and cinematographer who made The Donut King, about Cambodian refugee doughnut entrepreneurs in California. +
Allison Chhorn is a Cambodian-Australian filmmaker and artist from Adelaide whose films, some of them in Khmer, deal with memory and the Cambodian diaspora. +
Cambodian American classically trained soprano and founder and host of The Threaded Path, a podcast about Cambodian artists and memory. +
Khmer flattened rice: young rice toasted in the husk and pounded flat, eaten above all at the Water Festival. +
International NGO in Phnom Penh, founded in 2003, that produces Cambodian traditional and contemporary dance and theatre and trains artists in production management. +
Concert of orchestral music, Apsara dance, Cambodian music and storytelling, presented by The Orchestra on the Hill with Cambodian partners. +
Cambodian ethnologist who studies Khmer rites and village beliefs, a professor at the Royal University of Fine Arts and a former director of culture at APSARA. +
Angelina Jolie is a filmmaker and actor who directed the Khmer-language feature First They Killed My Father. +
Dinner, awards, an auction and performances for the 40th anniversary of Angkor Dance Troupe. +
The Angkor Wat Friendship Association, Inc. (AWFA) is a Cambodian American cultural and religious association in Des Moines, Iowa, established in 1988. +
Ten stops from the town to the lake. The route starts at Siem Reap, goes through Angkor Wat and the walled city of Angkor Thom to the temples of Jayavarman VII, then out to Banteay Srei and the older royal capital at Roluos, and ends on the Tonle Sap. Planning a visit? See [[Travel to Cambodia]]. +
Pchum Ben observance hosted by A community planning committee (New Light Wellness, RAMS, Presidio Trust, Maru and CERI). +
Cambodian American fiction writer and essayist whose work portrays Khmer American life in California's Central Valley. +
An apsara is a celestial dancer from Hindu tradition; hundreds of apsaras and devatas appear on the walls of Khmer temples. +
Musician, teacher and human rights advocate who founded Cambodian Living Arts. +
Khmer Krom Buddhist association in Tremblay-en-France, Seine-Saint-Denis, building the Pagode Chanraingsey, and a member of the Union Bouddhiste de France. +
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Cambodian fried rice stir-fried with sausage, egg and vegetables in a light soy seasoning. +
Cooked rice stir-fried with Cambodian sausage, egg omelette, carrot and beans in a light soy seasoning. +
Cambodian breakfast of thin grilled marinated pork served over steamed rice with pickles and broth. +
Pork shoulder marinated in garlic, palm sugar, coconut milk and fish sauce, then charcoal grilled and served with rice and pickles. +