- Summary
- Nham En was 16 years old when he worked as a photographer at the notorious Tuol Sleng Prison, also known as S-21, where 17,000 people were tortured and killed from 1975 to 1979. Of the thousands of men, women, and children who posed for him, Nhem En did not offer aid or a single consoling word. Today, he defends his part in the horror, stating that everyone would do what he did. Only eight people are known to have walked out of S-21 alive. Three of them tell their remarkable stories of survival. - from website.
- Format
- Video
- Published
- [Berkeley, CA] : Farallon Films, [2008]
©2008
- Locale
- Cambodia
- Other Authors/Editors
- Okazaki, Steven.
Agnew, Singeli.
Nhem, En, 1961-
Bou Meng.
Chum Mey.
Math, Chim.
Farallon Films.
- Notes
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Filmed and edited by Steven Okazaki ; associate producer, location sound, additional photography: Singeli Agnew.
Produced, directed, filmed, and edited by Steven Okazaki ; associate producer, location sound, additional photography: Singeli Agnew.
DVD-R. May not play on some DVD players.
Academy Award nomination for Best Documentary Short.
