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Films and Videos

Dong, A. (2015) The Killing Fields of Dr. Haing S. Ngor, Deep Focus Productions, 87 minutes.

Joffe, R. (1984) The Killing Fields, Goldcrest Films, International Film Investors and Enigma Productions, 141 minutes.

Jolie, A. (2017) First They Killed My Father, Jolie Pas and Netflix, 136 minutes.

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Panh, R.

Pugliese, E., Nou Va, villagers of Thnol Lok (2011) We Want [u] to Know, Khmer Institute for Democracy and bildsturz.tv Berlin, 54 minutes.

First They Killed My Father (2017) Directed by Angelina Jolie [Film]. Jolie Pas and Netflix.

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The Killing Fields of Dr. Haing S. Ngor (2015) Directed by Arthur Dong [Film]. Deep Focus Productions.

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We Want [u] to Know (2011) Directed by Ella Pugliese, Nou Va, and villagers of Thnol Lok [Film]. Khmer Institute for Democracy and bildsturz.tv Berlin.16