Enemies of the people : [a personal journey into the heart of the killing fields] / an Old Street Films/Thet Sambath production ; written, directed, filmed and produced by Rob Lemkin and Thet Sambath.

Subtitle from container and disc label.

Originally produced as a documentary film in 2009.

Accompanying booklet includes articles by Thet Sambath and Rob Lemkin, an essay on the videoconference: Victims + perpetrators = survivors, and a guide to the DVDs' contents.

Disc 1. Enemies of the people main feature film (94 min.) -- Featurette: One day at Po Chrey : anatomy of a massacre (29 min.) -- Deleted scenes. Looking for Vorn (11 min.) -- Sambath after the arrest (5 min.) -- Khoun describes the plan (5 min.) -- Map to murder (2 min.) -- Suon's extra comment (Warning: extreme content, 4 min.) -- Nuon Chea uncut. 1 (29 min.) -- Nuon Che uncut. 2 (12 min.) -- Disc 2. Videoconference: Victims, perpetrators: survivors (44 min.) -- Question & answer sessions (2 hr., 34 min.) -- Television reports (22 min.) -- Director interviews (50 min.) -- Music video (5 min.).

Main feature film scenes. Recurring dreams -- Khmer Rouge come to power -- How Pol Pot became secretary general -- Ours was a peaceful regime -- Review and renactment -- Confronting a killer -- I cried secretly -- Meeting Sister Em -- Nuon Chea opens up -- Sambath's mother -- Pol Pot's big mistake -- A patriot in an unfair society -- Suon and Khoun meet Nuon Chea -- Sambath's brother -- Sambath reveals -- Human gall -- Nuon Chea's last meal -- Reflections.

Editor, Stefan Ronowicz ; music, Daniel Pemberton.

Narrated by Thet Sambath.

Unrated.

DVD format ; NTSC, all regions; Dolby digital, stereo ; anamorphic widescreen, 1.85:1.

Original soundtrack option includes original English narration with original on camera dialogue in Khmer; Khmer soundtrack option includes Khmer narration voiced over original English narration with on camera dialogue in Khmer; optional subtitles in English, French, Spanish, Portuguese, Italian, German, Thai, Chinese, Japanese, and Korean available for either soundtrack.

Winner: Special Jury Prize, Sundance Film Festival ; Grand Jury Award, Full Frame Film Festival ; Outstanding Documentary, Hong Kong Film Festival