The Angkar

The Angkar, part of the Kampuchea Series, delves into the brutal realities of the Khmer Rouge's reign in Cambodia. It focuses on the term 'angkar', meaning 'organization', highlighting the oppressive system that governed the lives of many. The documentary features records from the notorious S21 interrogation and extermination camp, revealing the harrowing fate of 20,000 victims.

At 91 minutes long, the film combines historical footage with commentary, providing a stark representation of the impact of the Pol Pot regime. Walter Heynowski directs this important work, featuring contributions from Gerhard Scheumann, Jürgen Hentsch, Gerhard Paul, and Herbert Sand. Collectors interested in historical documentaries or the Kampuchea Series will find this film significant for its unflinching portrayal of a dark chapter in history.