Introduction
A nymph from heaven who comes down to earth and a sincere young farmer overcome difficulties and nurture love.
Winds of Asia-Middle East - Discovering Asian Cinema: Golden Slumbers of the Cambodian film history
Peov Chouk Sor
[ Peov Chouk Sor ]
Director:Tea Lim Koun
10/28 11:30-
©2011, Tea Lim Koun, All Rights Reserved
110min Khmer Color | 1967 Cambodia |
Synopsis
Four angels come down from heaven to visit earth. By accident, the youngest sister Peov Chouk Sor steps on some fruit that belongs to a young peasant and promptly falls into misfortune. As a punishment, she must spend seven years on earth as the young man's servant. The angel and the young man end up falling in love, but Peov Chouk Sor has to return to heaven.
TOHO CINEMAS ROPPONGI HILLS SCREEN5
10/28 11:30 - 13:50 (110min.)
Guest (tentative): Tea Lim Koun(Director)
Please note that the stage appearances of guests and scheduled closing time of the show may change according to circumstances.
Tickets ¥1300Tickets at the Door ¥1300(Tax included)
Special student admission tickets at the door: ￥500(Tax included)
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TOHO CINEMAS Roppongi Hills : Day of the screening 9:30
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Cinemart Roppongi : Day of the screening 10:00
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- Director
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Tea Lim Koun
Tea Lim Koun is an award-winning director, a legend in Cambodian film history. They also consider him as “Father of Khmer movie”. His first film Good bye Duong Dara won an award for best director in 1964 at the Cambodian Film Festival, where King Norodom Sihanouk presented him the award. The Snake Man won an award for best director at the Asean Film Festival held in Singapore in 1973, and The Snake Man Part 2 also won an award at the same festival held in Taipei in 1974, Taiwan. He is a survivor of the Khmer Rouge killing fields and he kept his films secret for all these years.
- Staff
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Director/Screenplay/Cinematographer/Editor : Tea Lim Koun
Costume/Make-up : Tea My Lang
- Cast
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Chea Yuthorn
Dy Saveth
Mongdolin
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