Following the success of the Bangkok premiere of Who Killed Chea Vichea? before over a hundred viewers at the FCCT, the Bangkok Post has this excellent article and interview with director Bradley Cox.

...Who Killed Chea Vichea?, which captures the story as it unfolds, recently screened at the Foreign Correspondents' Club of Thailand. Director Bradley Cox, who had interviewed Chea Vichea about his labour union activism, was on the scene moments after the murder, and followed the subsequent trial and conducted his own investigation. Jim Pollard, FCCT board member, called it one of the best documentaries ever made on Cambodia.

Read it online.

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Voice of America video story on the Washington DC premiere of Who Killed Chea Vichea? at the National Press Club on August 4:

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Please join director Bradley Cox for the long-anticipated Bangkok premiere of Who Killed Chea Vichea? at the Foreign Correspondents Club of Thailand:

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Here's a long video story on Cambodia's garment industry from the German public broadcaster NDR (Hamburg), featuring clips from Who Killed Chea Vichea? and an interview with director Bradley Cox.

In Kambodscha wird ein großer Teil der Billigtextilien hergestellt. Es tobt ein Arbeitskampf.

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(Who Killed Chea Vichea? material begins at about 6:00)

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UNAFF "celebrates the power of films dealing with human rights, environmental themes, population, migration, women’s issues, refugee, homelessness, racism, health, universal education, war and peace." Past selections have included Panama Deception, Taxi to the Dark Side, Regret to Inform, Genghis Blues, Burma VJ and The Tears of Sichuan Province. Good company.

Watch this space for screening times and locations...

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Who Killed Chea Vichea? will screen at DOCSDF, the documentary festival of Mexico City, sometime between October 21 and 31.



That will bring the total number of countries where we've had screenings up to eight: the US, Netherlands, South Korea, Lithuania, Canada, France, Thailand and Mexico.

Help us add Cambodia to the list! Join the Chea Vichea Project.

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We are pleased to announce that the National Press Club has selected Who Killed Chea Vichea? for its summer documentary series, along with Revealing Hate in America, La Americana and Chaplains Under Fire.

The screening will be at the Club (529 14th St NW) on August 4 at 6:30pm. A panel discussion will follow.

Details to come here and at:


Meanwhile, if you're in or around Washington DC on August 4, please mark your calendar!

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We're happy to announce that after three nearly full screenings at the Philadelphia Independent Film Festival this past weekend, Who Killed Chea Vichea? won BEST FILM - POLITICAL.

Who Killed Chea Vichea? will screen three times at the Philadelphia Independent Film Festival:
Philadelphia Magazine says it's one of the festival's five don't-miss movies. Advance tickets are now available by PayPal, but reserve soon -- before tickets sell out!

... "It's not surprising that the government would quickly move to suppress the film," Cox tells Variety. "Chea Vichea was a hero to many because he dared to speak up for the little guy. In a country run on fear, this is a rare thing and in the end, Vichea payed the price for it."

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See more press coverage -- from The Independent, The Guardian, Reuters, Hollywood Reporter, Screen International and others.

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