Meeting with Pol Pot

The film depicts the story of three French journalists invited to interview Pol Pot, the leader of the Khmer Rouge. While the regime presents an idealized facade, the journalists soon uncover the grim truths hidden beneath. As the country faces the threat of invasion and genocide, their assignment transforms from a journalistic endeavor into a horrifying experience.

With a runtime of 113 minutes, Meeting with Pol Pot features a notable cast including Irène Jacob and Grégoire Colin. The film's narrative is inspired by journalist Elizabeth Becker's account in her book When the War Was Over. This powerful story explores themes of truth, horror, and the consequences of oppressive regimes.

Available on DVD, this release is significant for those interested in historical dramas that confront difficult subjects. Collectors may appreciate the insights it offers into a disturbing chapter of history and its impact on journalism and storytelling.