Cinema of Cambodia |
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List of Cambodian films |
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This is an incomplete, chronological list of films produced in the Khmer language between 1990 and 1999.
At least 15 years of film producing were lost in Cambodia due to the Khmer Rouge. At this time, Khmer people in Cambodia preferred Thai dubbed series than watching Khmer movies, but Khmer out of the country only watched Khmer movies then to remind them of their country.
Title | Director | Actors | Genre | Notes | ||
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1990 | ||||||
BetPhnek HekTroung | Yous Bovannak and Ampor Tevi | Romance Film | Director's film, Hoy Poth | |||
Ark Kambang Kech Sanyar (The Secret Promise) | Ses Vong Setha | Tep Rundaro and Ampor Tevi | Suspense/Romance | |||
Besdong Komloss Somross Duong Jet Kromom | Tep Rundaro and Ampor Tevi | Romance | ||||
Cinéma de notre temps: Souleymane Cissé | Rithy Panh | |||||
Chneah Jet Janh Snae | Pov Pomngea | Romance | Hang Meas Production | |||
Kavei Psong Snae | Som Dara, Sovann Mony, and Sok Sreymom | Romance | ||||
Mek Mee Srotum | Ket Somborith and Jandara Thy | Drama | CM Production | |||
Nis Reu Jivit | Ja Rithy, Suoh Sokunthea | Drama | CM Production | |||
Oh Love | Romance | |||||
Oh My Love | Tep Rundaro | Romance | ||||
Ossja Nass Ov | Neay Kuy | Comedy | Preah Vihear Production | |||
Pisout Snae | Pich Phirun | Romance | Mokott Pich Production | |||
Pjous Kam Lokei | Kai Prasith | Drama | CM Production | |||
Pleung Snae Peakdei | Kai Prasith, Jandara Thy, Keo Koliyan | Romance | Mokott Pich Production | |||
Prenneary Asorss Leak | Yous Bovannak and Oum Sovanny | Romantic drama | ||||
Snae Muoy | Sovann Mony and Sok Sreymom | Romance | ||||
Ta Kon Mae-Grandpa Is Mother's Son | Comedy | |||||
Tngai Na Oun Vil Vinh | Yuthara Chany, Sok Sreymom | Drama | Preah Vihear Production | |||
Tuk Ho Min Trolop | Neay Krum and Oum Sovanny | Romance | ||||
1991 | ||||||
Bong'am Cheevit-Sweetened Life | Romance | Preah Vihea Production | ||||
Bopha Prei Phnom | Sok Sreymom and Yuthara Chany | Romance | ||||
Cambodia: Between War and Peace | Rithy Panh | |||||
Chueng Maek Dach Sroyal | Mao Ayuth | Ampor Tevi and Tep Rundaro | Romance | Angkorwat Production | ||
Entinou 3 Por (Three Colored Dragon) | Yuthara Chany and Jandara Thy | Romance | ||||
Jung Srol | Mao Ayuth | Ampor Tevi and Tep Rondaro | Romance | Angkorwat Production | ||
Mae Ombao Kleng Kai | Kai Prasith, Jandara Tee, and Ampor Tevi | Drama | ||||
Mae Ondeuk Chmol Nhee | Aek Omrah, Som Dara, Kai Prasith, and Hok Leakenna | Drama | ||||
1992 | ||||||
1 Kompleang Anuksavary | Kung Veasna | Tep Rundaro and Ampor Tevi | Romance | Angkorwat Production | ||
The Champa Flower | ||||||
Cheveth Moy Somnang Pi | Yous Bovannak and Ampor Tevi | Drama film | ||||
Jam Bong Komlos Sen (Wait Until I'm a Guy) | Tep Rundaro, Ampor Tevi | Comedy | ||||
Kahek Sor Kleng Khao | Yous Bovannak and Keo Kolyan | Drama film | ||||
Mek Srolas.... | Yous Bovannak, Tep Rundaro, Sok Srey Mom, Phorm Phuong Bopha | Drama | ||||
Kbot Nung Veasna | Kai Prasith, Jandara Thy, and Sok Sreymom | Drama | ||||
Kdam Srae | Ampor Tevi, Tep Rundaro, Kai Prasith, and Sok Sreymom | Romance | Angkor Production | |||
Kone Ondauk Meas | Kai Prasith and Sok Sreymom | Romance | ||||
Kromom Khlaeng Kai | Ampor Tevi and Kai Prasith | Romance | ||||
My Village at Sunset | Norodom Sihanouk | San Chariya and Roland Eng | ||||
Neak Ta Kleung Meung | Aek Amra | Legendary | ||||
The Path Separates Into Three | Ampor Tevi, Neary Rothkunthea, and Kai Prasith | Romance | ||||
Pich Min Tonn Chnai | Mao Ayuth | Tep Rundaro, Pisith Pilika, and Ampor Tevi | Comedy | Preah Vihea Production | ||
Prenn Prai Domrai Dench | Yous Bovannak and Keo kolyan | Comedy film | ||||
Sahk Meul Sen (Let Me Try You) | Meng Sarun | Tep Rundaro and Ampor Tevi | Modern, Comedy | Angkorwat Production #8 | ||
Somdei Jong Krouy | Mao Ayuth | Ampor Tevi and Tep Rundaro | Romance | Angkorwat Production #47 | ||
Som Heuy Loke Pdey (That's Right My Husband) | Mao Ayuth | Ampor Tevi and Tep Rundaro | Comedy | Preah Vihea Production | ||
1993 | ||||||
Beisach Kromom | Pisith Pilika and Som Dara | Folktale | Remake | |||
Chnam Oun 16 | Fai Som Ang | Prum Sovuthy, Arun Reksmey, Pich Pirun, and Ampor Tevi | Musical | Angkorwat Production Musical #8 | ||
Duong Jet Kmouch | Kai Prasith and Sok Sreymom | Suspense, Comedy | ||||
Jan Greoufah | Fai Som Ang | Tep Rundaro and Hok Leakenna | Musical | Angkorwat Production Musical #5 | ||
Jrolom Knhom Heuy | Mao Ayuth | Sok Sreymom, Hok leakenna, Mae Meun, and Tep Rundaro | Modern, Comedy | Angkorwat Production #10 | ||
Kakei | Pich Pirun, Sovann Mony, Tep Rundaro, and Ampor Tevi | Musical | Angkorwat Production Musical #9 | |||
Kat Besdong Daumbei Bong | Tep Rundaro, Aek Amra and Ampor Tevi | Romance | ||||
Kmouch Beisach Nei Propun Jea Tee Snaeha Robos Knhom | Pich Phirun, Sok Sreymom, Pisith Pilika, Ampor Tevi, Tep Rundaro, Yuthara Chany, Keo Koliyan, Hok Leakenna, Kong Sophy | Romance | ||||
Kromum Leak Kluon | Som Dara and Ampor Tevi | Romance | Som Dara and Ampor Tevi together for the 1st time in film history | |||
Moronak Meada | Fai Som Ang | Pisith Pilika | Musical | Angkorwat Production Musical #7 | ||
My Mother's Still a Virgin | Sok Sreymom, Mae Meun, and Tep Rundaro | Modern, Comedy | Angkorwat Production #25 | |||
Neang Badaja | Pisith Pilika | Musical | ||||
Preah Vesandor | Fai Som Ang | Tep Rundaro and Pisith Pilika | Folktale, Musical | |||
Sarika Somlaeng Meah | Sok Sreymom and Yuoh Bovannak | Romance | Preah Vihear Production #? | |||
Sman Ta Kron (You Think You're All That or What?) | Tep Rundaro, Ampor Tevi, Yuos Bovannak, and Keo Kolyan | Romance, Comedy | Preah Vihear Production #? | |||
See Angkor and Die | King Norodom Sihanouk | San Chariya, Roland Eng | Romantic drama | |||
Teav Aek | Pisith Pilika and Hok Leakenna | Folktale | Angkorwat Production #17 | |||
Tuk Pneik Haek Trung | Ampor Tevi | Drama | Reasmei Kampuchea Production | |||
1994 | ||||||
Bopha Puos Vaek | Kong Buncheun | Tep Rundaro, Pisith Pilika, and Sok Sreymom | Legendary | |||
Bromat Bromong | Parn Puong Bopha | Tep Rundaro, Pisith Pilika, and Sok Sreymom | Folktale, Horror | Reachasei Meas Production | ||
Kach Nas Kul Nas | Tep Rundaro, and Ampor Tevi | Romance | ||||
Kon Jrok Vetamun | Kong Buncheun | Yuthara Chanee, Tep Rundaro, and Sok Sreymom | Folktale, Horror | |||
Muoy Sapada Nei Peisakakam Kmouch | Mao Ayuth | Som Dara, Kai Prosith, and Sok Sreymom | Suspense, Comedy | Angkorwat Production #29 | ||
Ondaht Doh Cha'ung | Mao Ayuth | Kai Prosith and Keo Kolyan, Tep Rundaro, Ampor Tevi | Drama | Angkorwat Production #26 | ||
Peasants in Distress | King Norodom Sihanouk | Yuhtara Chanee, Tep Rundaro, Keo Kolyan, Kai Prosith | ||||
Pov Malis Lea | Arun Reksmey and Sok Sreymom | Folktale | USA Production | |||
Preah Leak Sinavong Neang Pream Kesor | Hong Polee Maktura, Pich Saparn, and Oun Sakga | Folktale | Angkorwat Production #5? | |||
Rice People | Rithy Panh | Peng Phan, Mom Soth, and Chhim Naline | Entered into the 1994 Cannes Film Festival | |||
Somlaeng Tror Khmer | Puon Puong Bopha | Hum Chora and Pisith Pilika | Drama | |||
Tan Teang Bey | Kai Prosith and Keo Kolyan | Romance | Preah Vihea Production # | |||
1995 | ||||||
An Ambition Reduced to Ashes | King Norodom Sihanouk | Keo Kosal, Neary Roth Kunthea, and Mom Soth | Short feature film | |||
Pka Onkeabos | Tep Rundaro and Pisth Pilika | Folktale | Angkorwat Production #4? | |||
Preah Moha Monkoline | Tep Rundaro and Keo Kolyan | Folktale | Remake | |||
The Last Days of Colonel Savath | King Norodom Sihanouk | Kong Sophy, Mom Soth, Chorn Torn | Short film | |||
The Tan Family | Rithy Panh | Documentary | ||||
1996 | ||||||
Bophana: A Cambodian Tragedy | Rithy Panh | |||||
Picheyvongsa | Hong Polee Maktura and Pisith Pilika | Musical | Angkorwat Production, 2 parts, #92 and #93 | |||
Prolung Areak Ontheak Neesai | Choum Tull | Tep Rundaro, Keo Kolyan, Yuthara Chanee, and Sok Sreymom | Folktale | |||
1997 | ||||||
10 Films Against 110 Million Mines | Rithy Panh | |||||
An Apostle of Non-Violence | King Norodom Sihanouk | Khai Prasith, Saroeun Sophirom | Short feature film | |||
Bopha Pailin | Hum Sotanitt and Chan Leakenna | Khmer series from the late 90s | ||||
Cheat Satrey | Fey Som Ang | Pich Saparn, Keo Kolyan, Pan Sopanny | Modern | The 1st complete Khmer series. Pich Saparn last film. | ||
Len Toung Koma | Musical | The last Cambodian musical film released by Angkorwat Production as film # 97 | ||||
1998 | ||||||
BBB (Croatia at the Crossroads) | ||||||
One Evening After the War | Rithy Panh | Chea Lyda Chan | ||||
Van Chan, a Cambodian Dancer | Rithy Panh | |||||
1999 | ||||||
Mine Village | Molika | Romance | ||||
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