
Wandering Cambodian peasants, stripped of their land, decide to camp out in front of the National Assembly so as not to disappear, not to forget, to honour the damned and the disappeared. Rimbaud was right. Screening accompanied by a performance sung by the filmmaker.

Wandering Cambodian peasants, stripped of their land, decide to camp out in front of the National Assembly so as not to disappear, not to forget, to honour the damned and the disappeared. Rimbaud was right. Screening accompanied by a performance sung by the filmmaker.
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