Kampuchea: Death and Resurrection

This documentary captures the aftermath of the Khmer Rouge regime in Kampuchea, now known as Cambodia. Filmed in the spring of 1979, it presents a stark visual narrative of a once-thriving metropolis, now overrun by nature and marked by devastation. The film features powerful testimonies from survivors, including farmers, statesmen, teachers, and former soldiers, who recount their experiences in the wake of this historical tragedy.

As part of the Kampuchea Series, this title serves as a critical examination of a dark chapter in human history. Documentaries like this are crucial for understanding the impact of war and the resilience of those who endure it. Collectors of historical documentaries will appreciate the raw and unfiltered perspectives presented in this film, which contribute to a broader understanding of Cambodia's cultural landscape and the lasting effects of conflict.