Angkor, the Stone Forest

Directed by Jean-christophe Lubtchansky, 52min, 2002, Khmer version

This documentary revisits the early history of Cambodia through the history of Khmer civilization: Angkor temples, Sambo Preykuh temple, Phnom Da temple, and the sanctuary caves of Kampot. The prosperity of ancient architecture celebrates the beauty of Khmer arts.

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  • October 13, 2016 · 6:30 pm
  • Bophana Center

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