Their New House Is Covered With Cork

This documentary takes viewers to Hemakcheat, a significant location in Phnom Penh that was once a vibrant theatre during the 60s and 70s. Now, it stands as a large squat, home to many families seeking shelter. The film offers a poignant look at the intersection of history and the present, highlighting the personal stories of those who inhabit the space today.

Directed by Vycky Films, this work captures the essence of a bygone era while addressing contemporary issues of housing and community. The film's focus on personal narratives within this iconic structure provides a unique perspective on the changes in Phnom Penh's urban landscape. It appeals to collectors interested in documentaries that explore cultural heritage and societal shifts in significant locations.