Camp 32

Directed by Andrew Blogg & Tim Purdie, 2015, 65 min, English version

At age 6, Hom Chhorn was imprisoned at a remote site in rural Cambodia called Camp 32. There are no records of the labor camp led by the Khmer Rouge. After 33 years, Hom returns to his former homeland to find proof of the source of his nightmares.

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  • December 7, 2019 · 5:00 pm
  • Bophana Center
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