Donnerstag, 23. Februar 2012

Hunting Season Bar im Snakehouse, Sihanoukville



Asia trip beach area Sihanoukville Cambodia, must visit Snake House Bar. Hunting Season Bar im Snakehouse, Sihanoukville

Mittwoch, 22. Februar 2012

ANGKOR WAT - Die erste Expedition nach Kambodscha 1880/81



First french expedition to Cambodia and Angkor Wat
Temples in 1880/81.
"Un Hiver Au Cambodge" by Edgar Boulangier

Freitag, 27. Januar 2012

R-Point - Korean Horror - Trailer



Gedreht wurde der koreanische Horrorfilm in Kambodscha. Hauptsaechlich in Kapot und Kep. Das beruehmte Bokor Hill Casino spielt die "Hauptrolle" in diesem Schocker.

Sonntag, 22. Januar 2012

Cambodia - Kingdom of Wonder - Kambodscha by Werner Kreis



Werner Kreis from MICE-Contact in Cambodia.
MICE-Contact is theglobal media and PR magazine for all highly qualified buyers and travel decision makers worldwide.

Samstag, 21. Januar 2012

Preah Vihear Temple - in Kambodscha



Prasat Preah Vihear is one of Cambodia's most famous temples situated on the border between Cambodia and Thailand. It's a UNESCO world heritage site. There has been serious dispute between Cambodia and Thailand about the ownership of the temple. The conflict has led to periodic outbreaks of violence. During our visit (August 2011) the situation was calm.

Freitag, 20. Januar 2012

Smile of Cambodia - Kurzfilm



Directed by Shae Sterling
(3D version - http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ToHgcZIbWjY)

"Smile of Cambodia" is a film that takes you on a visual journey through Cambodia.

Music by Steve Bingham

Enemies Of The People - US Trailer 2010



Genre: documentary
Regie / directed by: Rob Lemkin , Thet Sambath

SYNOPSIS (suppied by the producers)
The Khmer Rouge ran what is regarded as one of the twentieth century's most brutal regimes. Yet the Killing Fields of Cambodia remain unexplained. Until now.

In ENEMIES OF THE PEOPLE the men and women who perpetrated the massacres -- from the foot-soldiers who slit throats to the party's ideological leader, Nuon Chea aka Brother Number Two -- break a 30-year silence to give testimony never before heard or seen.

Unprecedented access from top to bottom of the Khmer Rouge has been achieved through a decade of work by one of Cambodia's best investigative journalists, Thet Sambath.

Sambath is on a personal quest: he lost his own family in the Killing Fields. The film is his journey to discover not how but why they died. In doing so, he hears and understands for the first time the real story of his country's tragedy.

After years of visits and trust-building, Sambath finally persuades Brother Number Two to admit (again, for the first time) in detail how he and Pol Pot (the two supreme powers in the Khmer Rouge state) decided to kill party members whom they considered 'Enemies of the People'.

Sambath's remarkable work goes even one stage further: over the years he befriends a network of killers in the provinces who implemented the kill policy. For the first time, we see how orders created on an abstract political level translate into foul murder in the rice fields and forests of the Cambodian plain.

We have repeatedly used the expression 'for the first time'. This is because Sambath's work represents a watershed both in Cambodian historiography and in the country's quest for closure on one of the world's darkest episodes.

The United Nations and the Cambodian government have set up a tribunal to try the senior leaders of the Khmer Rouge for international crimes. Brother Number Two's trial is expected to start in 2010.

The trials are widely expected to deliver a form of justice but fewer expect the truth finally to come out through this process.

Sambath says: "Some may say no good can come from talking to killers and dwelling on past horror, but I say these people have sacrificed a lot to tell the truth. In daring to confess they have done good, perhaps the only good thing left. They and all the killers like them must be part of the process of reconciliation if my country is to move forward."

Phnom Penh - Kambodscha 1978 - Die Geisterstadt



Phnom Penh - Kambodscha 1978 - Die Geisterstadt. Nach der Herrschaft der ROTEN KHMER war die Stadt Phnom Penh fast voellig ausgestorben.

City of Ghosts - Trailer



Jimmy Cremming (Matt Dillon) finds himself in Bangkok after fleeing the investigation of an insurance scam in the United States. Having discovered that his partner and mentor Marvin (James Caan) has surfaced in Cambodia, Jimmy sets off to get his promised cut of the action. What he finds, however, is a bizarre, ominous environment where cleverness is bait. The further Jimmy searches for Marvin, the deeper he plunges into torment - and the farther he gets from getting out alive.

Donnerstag, 19. Januar 2012

Who Killed Chea Vichea? - Spielfilm - in Khmer



Complete *Khmer language version* of film about the assassination of Cambodian labor leader Chea Vichea.

Please embed (SHARE, do not copy), thank you.

Download DVD: www.vicheamovie.com
More info: www.whokilledcheavichea.com

The English subtitled version is available by download, streaming and DVD: www.whokilledcheavichea.com/order.html
The DVD includes French and Spanish subtitles as well, plus this Khmer version.

Holly - Trailer



Holly starring Ron Livingston, Chris Penn, Udo Kier, Virginie Ledoyen and Thuy Nguyen is playing in select cities across the U.S. Please visit http://priorityfilms.com/holly.php for locations.

Mittwoch, 18. Januar 2012

Who Killed Chea Vichea? - Trailer



This documentary investigates the 2004 assassination of Cambodian union leader Chea Vichea and the framing of two innocent men by police for the crime. More info at http://www.whokilledcheavichea.com

BOKATOR - The Movie - Trailer



Bokator movie traier, written and starred by Antonio Graceffo, Directed by Tim Pek

Brooklyn Monk in Asia Podcast (anti-travel humor)
http://brooklynmonk.podomatic.com

Kambodscha - Khmer Boxing - My Bokator Story - Part 8



Antonio Graceffo describes how his Asian martial art adventure began in Taiwan, then lead to the Shaolin Temple, followed by Thailands last Muay Thai Temple, studying with Kru Bah and eventually took him to Cambodia, where he was the first westerner to study Bokator, traditional Khmer martial art. Along the way, he also learned Bradal Serey and trained in professional boxing with cambodias lead international trainer, Paddy Carson. The story is also mapped out in greater detail in his books, available on amazon.com As always, Antonio asks you to join him on facebook.com

Kambodscha - Khmer Boxing - My Bokator Story - Part 7



New Khmer Martial Arts video: My Bokator Story

Antonio Graceffo describes how his Asian martial art adventure began in Taiwan, then lead to the Shaolin Temple, followed by Thailands last Muay Thai Temple, studying with Kru Bah and eventually took him to Cambodia, where he was the first westerner to study Bokator, traditional Khmer martial art. Along the way, he also learned Bradal Serey and trained in professional boxing with cambodias lead international trainer, Paddy Carson. The story is also mapped out in greater detail in his books, available on amazon.com As always, Antonio asks you to join him on facebook.com

Kambodscha - Khmer Boxing - My Bokator Story - Part 6



New Khmer Martial Arts video: My Bokator Story

Antonio Graceffo describes how his Asian martial art adventure began in Taiwan, then lead to the Shaolin Temple, followed by Thailands last Muay Thai Temple, studying with Kru Bah and eventually took him to Cambodia, where he was the first westerner to study Bokator, traditional Khmer martial art. Along the way, he also learned Bradal Serey and trained in professional boxing with cambodias lead international trainer, Paddy Carson. The story is also mapped out in greater detail in his books, available on amazon.com As always, Antonio Brooklyn Monk in Asia Podcast (anti-travel humor)

Kambodscha - Khmer Boxing - My Bokator Story - Part 5



New Khmer Martial Arts video: My Bokator Story

Antonio Graceffo describes how his Asian martial art adventure began in Taiwan, then lead to the Shaolin Temple, followed by Thailands last Muay Thai Temple, studying with Kru Bah and eventually took him to Cambodia, where he was the first westerner to study Bokator, traditional Khmer martial art. Along the way, he also learned Bradal Serey and trained in professional boxing with cambodias lead international trainer, Paddy Carson. The story is also mapped out in greater detail in his books, available on amazon.com As always, Antonio asks you to join him on facebook.com
Brooklyn Monk in Asia Podcast (anti-travel humor

Kambodscha - Khmer Boxing - My Bokator Story - Part 4



Antonio Graceffo describes how his Asian martial art adventure began in Taiwan, then lead to the Shaolin Temple, followed by Thailands last Muay Thai Temple, studying with Kru Bah and eventually took him to Cambodia, where he was the first westerner to study Bokator, traditional Khmer martial art. Along the way, he also learned Bradal Serey and trained in professional boxing with cambodias lead international trainer, Paddy Carson. The story is also mapped out in greater detail in his books, available on amazon.com As always, Antonio asks you to join him on facebook.com