CTFF 2025 Official Selection Present: The Shorts Corner
GRANDMA NAI WHO PLAYED FAVORITES Writer/Director/Editor: ChheangkeaProducers: Daniel MATTES (Anti-Archive), Karen MADAR (NoMad Productions)Co-Producers: Loy TE, Vincent VILLADirect
CTFF 2025 Official Selection: Vakhim
VAKHIM Running Time: 1h 38m Director: Francesa Pirani Script: Francesca Pirani Produced by: Luca Criscenti Creative Producer: Stefano Viali Editing: Nicola Moruzzi Photography: Mas
CTFF 2025 Special Presentation: The Killing Fields
THE KILLING FIELDS Running Time: 141 mins Director: Roland Joffé Writer: Bruce Robinson Cast: John Malkovich, Sam Waterston, Haing S. Ngor, Julian Sands Producer: David Puttnam Sy
CTFF 2025 Official Selection: Chasing Cambodia
CHASING CAMBODIA Running Time: 56m 50s A film by Adelicia Company Presented by VPM Directors: Ben Saunders and Kyle Jonas Producer: Joey Schihl Executive Producers: Steve Hum
CTFF 2025 Official Selection: Meeting with pol pot
MEETING WITH POL POT Running Time: 1h 52m Language: French with English Subtitles Director: Rithy Panh Writers: Rithy Panh, Elizabeth Becker, Pierre Erwan
CTFF 2024 IN PICTURES
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