Kampuchea: Death and Resurrection (1980)

In spring 1979, the film documented a once-great city overtaken by nature, its streets and buildings in ruins. The devastation held grim reminders of recent atrocities: mass graves and haunting images of suffering. The film features powerful stories from survivors – farmers, politicians, teachers, and soldiers – each sharing their personal experiences during Cambodia's darkest years. These accounts of resilience, loss, and hope offer a deeply human portrait, reminding us of the strength of the human spirit in the face of unimaginable tragedy.