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Dear all,
The
Cambodian Center for Human Rights would like to draw your attention to
"The Cause of Progress", a film that tells the story of the lives of
three Cambodians caught up in the country’s chaotic and often violent
economic progress, set against the backdrop of the shifting political,
religious and familial landscapes of modern-day Cambodia. Shot over the
course of more than three years, the film is a unique and intimate
portrait of modern Cambodia. What is happening in Cambodia is happening
all over the developing world, from South America to Africa to Eastern
Europe – land is being colonised by the developed world and the rightful
owners are being displaced. This film addresses one of the most
pressing issues of our time.
Although
the film-makers have had decent support from various international
organisations, and a lot of interest from broadcasters all over the
world, these broadcasters would like to see the rough cut of the film
before they agree to show it. While the film is almost complete and
shooting now finished, work is now being done on editing, music,
translations of footage, sound design and many other essential tasks,
and money needs to be raised to cover these costs. Any support that you
might be willing to provide would be hugely appreciated.
Please see this link to contribute to funding and also to see the trailer: http://www.indiegogo. com/The-Cause-of-Progress-Film .
Please see this link to contribute to funding and also to see the trailer: http://www.indiegogo.
Director and Cinematographer Chris Kelly is
a documentary filmmaker and photographer who has been living in
Cambodia for the past three and a half years filming this project. He
has worked for more than ten years as a freelance editor and director
and has worked as a video and photojournalist for Al Jazeera, the Global
Post, France 24 and many other publications. His first film
‘GuinnessSize Me’ won “Best International Film” at the Atlanta Film
Festival and was screened at more than 20 film festivals around the
world.
Kind regards,CCHR
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