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Category Archives: Commentary
Interview in the Phnom Penh Post
Film reveals human cost of Cambodia’s development BY SOO JIN KIM After three years spent filming the lives of three extraordinary individuals including an HIV-positive widow and a monk turned human-rights defender, a hard-hitting documentary about the human cost of … Continue reading
Posted in Boeung Kak Lake, Borei Keila, Commentary, Film, Forced Evictions, The Cause of Progress
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Crowdfunding Campaign for The Cause of Progress
We have launched a crowdfunding campaign to help raise funds towards the completion of our documentary. We have been filming in Cambodia for more than three and a half years, following the lives of three extraordinary individuals caught up in the … Continue reading

Article from author Darran Anderson about ‘The Cause of Progress’
Check out this very interesting article from author Darran Anderson on his time spent in Cambodia last year.
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