Nous ne sommes pas au monde

The film captures the plight of Cambodian peasants who are displaced from their land. They camp out in front of the National Assembly as a form of protest, aiming to honor those who have been lost and to ensure their struggles are not forgotten. The narrative is both a reflection on their current state and a tribute to the past.

Accompanying the screening is a performance sung by the filmmaker, adding a unique layer to the viewing experience. This film stands out for its raw portrayal of social issues, making it an important piece for those interested in global cinema and the representation of marginalized voices. Collectors may find value in its thematic depth and the way it integrates performance art with film.