“Funan” opens 18th edition of FICAM
Meknes international festival of animated cinema honours iconic French producer Didier Brunner, pays tribute to legendary Japanese anime filmmaker Isao Takahata.
Oregon Shakespeare Festival Review: ‘Cambodian Rock Band’ an instant classic
“Cambodian Rock Band” is a straight-up masterpiece that brings to the forefront a story that needs to be told
SBS licences documentary which commemorates Pol Pot victims
Director-producer Aviva Ziegler’s feature documentary Wandering Souls will screen on SBS and at Australian and international film festivals following the world premiere last week at the Cambodia International Film Festival.
Panel Discusses the Role of Arts in Post-Conflict Healing Process
The discussion also marked the opening of an exhibition, “Four decades since the fall of the Khmer Rouge.”
Why South Cambodia’s Lush Private Islands and Luxurious Jungle Camps Should...
As an optimistic young generation strives to move on from decades of genocide and civil war, a new swath of this this bewitching Southeast Asian kingdom is opening up. Charles Graeber, who first traveled to Cambodia in the 1990s, discovers a new side of the south.
An island idyll in Cambodia – and five other less travelled...
From sunsets in Koh Rong Samloem, Cambodia, to Yakushima in Japan and its magical forests, adventurous travellers can still discover serenity.
‘The Torment of Ghost’: Film Review | Filmart 2019
Huy Yaleng's horror movie charts a criminal tycoon's downfall as he struggles with nightmares in which he is tortured by a former Khmer Rouge cadre.
Refugee Returns To Nebraska And Shares Her Success Story
Refugees impact Nebraska and the United States in many different ways. One Cambodian refugee has taken a journey that led her to Nebraska and to success nationally in the biotech industry.
Inspired by Blondie, Cambodia’s punk rock queen uses music to empower...
Rather than sing love ballads as others in her country do, Sochetra Vartey writes lyrics about issues such as domestic violence and poverty.
12 of the best things to do in Cambodia and Vietnam
From watching the sunrise over Angkor Wat to cruising the Mekong River, here's how to cover the best bits of Cambodia and Vietnam.
24 hours in Phnom Penh, Cambodia
From Phnom Penh's best museums and galleries, to the top things to see, do and buy – here's how to spend your first 24 hours in the Cambodian capital.
‘How I went from bloodied Killing Fields of Cambodia to working...
A solitary photo of his parents together is the only picture Sokphal Din still has of his dad.
Rithy Panh revisits the horrors of the Khmer Rouge
Cambodian film-maker Rithy Panh talks about his latest film, Graves without a name, being shown in Geneva, which explores the lasting effects of the Cambodian genocide.
From the Killing Fields to the healing arts
As the celebration unfolded before them, their thoughts drifted to the remarkable journeys that had carried them there.
Cambodia up close: River cruise on the Mekong
“Life is not staying still,” Vuthy spoke softly to me, like a kind older brother. “It is moving from one place to the next.”
Documenting Cambodia’s dark past
Youk Chhang has devoted his life to exposing the horrors of the Khmer Rouge regime.
Ancient inscription stone turned in for preservation
A more than 1,000-year-old inscription stone, made during the reign of Jayavarman IV between 921 and 941, was handed over by a local pagoda to the Svay Rieng provincial Department of Culture and Fine Arts on Monday for preservation.
Finally, Cambodia turns single and proud as a destination
Cambodia is shaking off its image as an add-on destination and is showing signs of becoming a standalone spot with European holidaymakers, claim the country’s tourism players.
Want To Visit A New Historical Asian Landmark? Choose Cambodia’s Anglong...
Since the very first day that the Cambodian government opened Anlong Veng, a district in Oddar Meanchey that lies on Vietnam's border, to the public, more and more tourists are getting attracted to the place.
Rotanak: Khmer cuisine an art form
With the belief that Khmer cuisine is an art form that sits proudly with Cambodia’s rich cultural and artistic heritage, Ros Rotanak has started a food business called Rotanak with the hope that Cambodian fare can be known worldwide like dishes from Thailand and Vietnam.
