Agenda

Screenings

11
May

Scales of Justice: Episode 3 Part 3 – Online
  • 5:00 pm
  • Bophana Center
  • Cine Weekday

Produced by WMC (Women's Media Center of Cambodia), Directed by Sovanna Chheng, Written by Thavy Uch, Sakiry Roeung and Vanna Ouch, 2009, 35min, Khmer version

Nourn is defeated in the land dispute with San. Her relationship with her brother Chamnan’s family is severed. Later on, Nourn and her husband Meas have a conflict with each other. Meas says Nourn takes all her mother's inheritance alone and does not care about her husband...

Tuesday, May 11, 2021, at 5PM, on Facebook page (Bophana Center).

13
May

Film of Ateliers Varan: Ary has gone to the city… – Online
  • 5:00 pm
  • Bophana Center
  • Cine Weekday

Directed by Dy Sethy, 1994-1995, 20min, Khmer version with French subtitles

Ary is a farmer's daughter. She was tricked and brought her to Phnom Penh, leaving her mother and brother at her hometown. Later, she came to live with her foster mother. She loves Ary very much like her own daughter.

Thursday, May 13, 2021, at 5PM, on Facebook page (Bophana Center).

15
May

About My Father – Online
  • 5:00 pm
  • Bophana Center
  • Cine Saturday

Directed by Rithy Panh, 2009, 51min, Khmer version with English subtitles

About My Father follows the journey of a civil party in the trial of a Khmer Rouge cadre, Duch. For several years, Phung-Guth Sunthary had commenced an investigation into the death of her father, imprisoned and executed at the S-21 security center in 1977. Through the eyes of Sunthary, the challenges of a major trial of the century are revealed...

Saturday, May 15, 2021, at 5PM, on Facebook page (Bophana Center).

Special Events

17
February

My Voice My Rights

  • 8:00 am
  • Bophana Center
  • Exhibitions

Photo exhibition, organized by Cambodian Center for Human Rights (CCHR)

The Cambodian Center for Human Rights (“CCHR”) Voices for Gender Equality Project is pleased to host a photography exhibition at the Bophana Center. The exhibition showcases the photographs and profiles of 15 women human rights defenders (“WHRD”) and lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender, intersex and queer (“LGBTIQ”) activists to promote and amplify their voices, with each profile sharing a unique personal perspective on human rights issues, including LGBTIQ rights, gender equality, and gender-based violence.

The public is able to visit the exhibition with at least 2m physical distancing rule. Also, wear a mask, clean your hands. We're very much thankful for your cooperation to prevent COVID-19.

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— Bertrand Tavernier