Emmanuel Migeot

For a few more yards

Nick Holdsworth / August 3, 2020

CONFLICT: Acclaimed Cambodian director Rithy Panh takes viewers on a compelling disturbing and artistic study of the corrosive power of evil in human existence.

Berlinale, Cambodia, China, Clémence Coppey, conflict, Dokufest, Emmanuel Migeot, Films from the South, hiroshima, IDFA, Irradiated, nagasaki, Nazi, Pol Pot, Rithy Panh, Sarajevo Film Festival

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