Dara Duong| Cambodia
Cambodian Documentary films
In 2004 Dara Duong has produced 3 documentary films related to the Cambodian Genocide and Cambodian arts and culture. You can purchase these DVDs at www.AngkorArts.org . Before these 3 films Dara and Banteay Srei production ( base in Seattle) has produced the first Khmer documentary DVD called "Welcome to Cambodia" that you may purchase from AngkorArts as well.
In 2004 Dara has interviewed 2 top Khmer rouge leaders, Khieu Samphan and Nuon Chea at their resident in Pailin. These interviews are part of his documentary titled "Searching for the Truth". It is under reviewing and editing stag.
In 2004 Dara has interviewed 2 top Khmer rouge leaders, Khieu Samphan and Nuon Chea at their resident in Pailin. These interviews are part of his documentary titled "Searching for the Truth". It is under reviewing and editing stag.
KHMER TRADITIONAL COSTUME - PART 1 (see some clips below)
This documentary DVD is produced by Dara Duong, the founder of Cambodian Cultural Museum and Killing Fields Memorial in Seattle, Washington. It's is about an Instruction "how" to wear Khmer traditional clothes. In this part one DVD you will learn how to wear 15 Sampot such as Sampot Apsara, Neang Keo Monorea, Kbin Boros, Kbin Satrei, Preah Thong, Neang Neak, Loy Chhay Boros, Loy Chhay Phnot Mok, Loy Chhay Phnot Cham Heang, Loy Chhay Krabouch, Loy Chhay Kan Tuy Ka-ngork, Kantuy Ka-ngork Plet Muoy, Kan Tuy Ka-ngork Plet Pi, Sampot Neang, Neang Kach Phnot Mok Kach Plet.
These traditional costumes were created by Khmer people before and after Angkor era. Today, these traditional costumes being used in Cambodia during the wedding ceremony, traditional performing arts such as Apsara dance and Royal dance...etc. This is the first Khmer Traditional Costume documentary produced with collaboration from the Department of Fine Arts of Cambodia with instructor from Royal University of Fine Arts of Cambodia. We recommend this DVD for library, home collection, dance teacher/instructor and weeding organizer.
These traditional costumes were created by Khmer people before and after Angkor era. Today, these traditional costumes being used in Cambodia during the wedding ceremony, traditional performing arts such as Apsara dance and Royal dance...etc. This is the first Khmer Traditional Costume documentary produced with collaboration from the Department of Fine Arts of Cambodia with instructor from Royal University of Fine Arts of Cambodia. We recommend this DVD for library, home collection, dance teacher/instructor and weeding organizer.
VISIONS FROM CAMBODIA
When twin Thai-American filmmakers join an eight-day volunteer trip in Cambodia, they take their cameras with them. This inspirational film touches upon the lasting effects of genocide while highlighting a Canadian woman's vision that is changing the economical landscape for thousands of families. “It’s often hard to imagine how one person can make any difference. We were inspired by the people we've met and wanted to use our experience to bring awareness to social issues in Cambodia and understanding to what many Cambodians went through. We also want to inspire people to get involved in making a difference in the
world.”
Produced by: Ganjana+Nuansi, Language : English
world.”
Produced by: Ganjana+Nuansi, Language : English
KHMER NEW YEAR CELEBRATION
This is a documentary DVD produced in 2004 by Dara Duong, the founder of the Cambodian Cultural Museum and Killing Fields Memorial in Seattle, WA. It was produced during the Khmer Happy New Year. The purpose of this documentary film is to show "how" and "why" Khmer people celebrate their traditional new year, started from day 1 to day 3, including religious ceremonies, traditional and social celebration and dances. The film was shot in Phnom Penh city, such as Wat Phnom, Riverside, Royal palace, Wat Unalom, Wat Lanka...etc, and in Siem Reap such as Angkor Wat, Bayon, Taprom and many more places around Angkor compound. Plus extra bonus story about the New Year by a monk in Siem Reap province.
Produced by : Dara Duong, Language: Khmer
Produced by : Dara Duong, Language: Khmer
WELCOME TO CAMBODIA- TOURIST PART-II
ONSALE! ONSAL! Welcome to Cambodia was produced by Banteay Srei production base in Seattle, Washington. It featured daily life and survival skills of Cambodian people in the city and countryside. After many decades of civil wars and genocide people have nothing beside empty hands. Its a journey of life that every Cambodian man and woman is facing with, especially the farmers. This DVD was produced with collaboration from the staff of National TV of Cambodia (TVK).
Produced by : Banteay Srei production, :language: Khmer , Year: 2003
Produced by : Banteay Srei production, :language: Khmer , Year: 2003
WELCOME TO CAMBODIA - TOURIST PART - III
ONSALE ! ONSALE! Welcome to Cambodia/Khmer Today part III was produced by Banteay Srei production base in Seattle, Washington. In this documentary film you will learn and discover how people lives and works on their floating houses and boats along Tonle Sap river. Why Prohok is so important to every Khmer people, and how do they make it? Is it true that Tonle Sap river is a jewel for the people of Cambodia? What about the people in Kampong Chhnang province? It's always links to the history. This film featured in places such as Tonble Sap river (fish bank), Siem Reap, Kampong Chhnang and Bokor Kampot province.
This DVD comes with an extra bonus of another documentary film title "Trip to Angkor Wat- the Khmer's Jewel". Its about Angkor civilization and restoration as part of World Heritage.
Produced by: Banteay Srei production, Language: Khmer
This DVD comes with an extra bonus of another documentary film title "Trip to Angkor Wat- the Khmer's Jewel". Its about Angkor civilization and restoration as part of World Heritage.
Produced by: Banteay Srei production, Language: Khmer
Beside DVDs you will find more Cambodian arts and crafts including books, magazine, CDs, post cards, sculptures...produced by many great Khmer artists in Cambodia.
You can purchase this Khmer traditional costume Part -I DVD (complete 15 Khmer costumes) at www.angkorarts.org
