05 April 2010
Cannes Independent Film Festival
Who Killed Chea Vichea? is going to Cannes — the Cannes Independent Film Festival (CIFF), that is. The independent festival takes place in Cannes alongside the main festival, but is not part of the main festival. So get excited...but not too excited.
Nonetheless, we're very pleased that filmgoers, buyers and distributors in Cannes will have a chance to see the film.
The screening will be sometime from May 12 to 23. Watch this space for details; they should be posted in early May.
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15 March 2010
Frederick Film Festival
Who Killed Chea Vichea? will screen at the Frederick Film Festival in Maryland on Saturday, March 27 at 2:30pm.
This is your first chance to see Who Killed Chea Vichea? with final music and narration, and in full color-corrected glory! And director Bradley Cox will be at the screening to participate in a discussion after the film.
The screening is at 2:30pm at the Weinberg Center for the Arts, 20 W Patrick St, in downtown Frederick (map). Tickets are $9 at the door. Don't worry, it won't sell out -- the theater is huge!
Box office here or call 301-600-2828.
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22 January 2010
6th anniversary, and Big Sky screening
On this, the sixth anniversary of the murder of Chea Vichea, we are happy to announce that the one-hour version of Who Killed Chea Vichea? is in the final stages of post-production.
The next screening will be on February 14th, in Missoula, Montana, at the widely respected Big Sky Documentary Film Festival. If you've seen one of our preview screenings, please visit the film's page on the festival site and add your review. And of course if you're anywhere near Missoula, we hope you'll attend.
In Phnom Penh today, hundreds marched to commemorate Vichea and to demand justice in the case. The union that Vichea led threatened a week-long nationwide strike unless the government arrests the actual killers.
Here's a video report from RFA (in Khmer):
The next screening will be on February 14th, in Missoula, Montana, at the widely respected Big Sky Documentary Film Festival. If you've seen one of our preview screenings, please visit the film's page on the festival site and add your review. And of course if you're anywhere near Missoula, we hope you'll attend.In Phnom Penh today, hundreds marched to commemorate Vichea and to demand justice in the case. The union that Vichea led threatened a week-long nationwide strike unless the government arrests the actual killers.
Here's a video report from RFA (in Khmer):
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20 November 2009
Screenings in Canada at CLiFF
The fine cut of Who Killed Chea Vichea? will screen this Saturday, Nov. 28 in Toronto and Victoria BC as part of CLiFF, the Canadian Labor International Film Festival.If you live in or near either city, this is your chance to preview the near-final version of the film!
In Toronto, the program starts at 3:30 at the Bloor Cinema, 506 Bloor St West. (details)
In Victoria, the program starts at 2pm at Camas Books, 2590 Quadra St. (details)
In Victoria, the program starts at 2pm at Camas Books, 2590 Quadra St. (details)
Please spread the word to anyone who might be interested!
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26 October 2009
Adhoc: Inconvenient Films
Who Killed Chea Vichea? will be screening tomorrow night in Vilnius, Lithuania as part of the "Adhoc: Inconvenient Films" Human Rights Film Festival. Also Nov 5 in Klaipeda and Nov 8 in Kaunas. Please pass the word to your Lithuanian friends!- Vilnius: Pasaka, 09.10.27 at 18.20
- Kaunas: VMU Club "Sesija," 09.11.08 at 16.00
- Klaipeda: LCC, 09.11.05 at 19.10
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30 July 2009
Screening in Providence - Aug 7
Having grown up in beautiful Providence, RI, I'm happy to announce that next Friday, August 7, Who Killed Chea Vichea? will screen (in a near-complete state) in the Rhode Island International Film Festival.This is an excellent festival to get into, with a packed schedule of interesting films running all week. (I'm hoping to to see Sweet Crude, among others.)
I'm especially pleased that Who Killed Chea Vichea? will be shown in the historic Columbus Theater, where so many have enjoyed the great works of cinema over the years. If you're from Providence you know what I mean.
Better move quickly on to the details...
Who Killed Chea Vichea?Friday August 7, at 5:20pm
Columbus Theater, 270 Broadway
Providence, Rhode Island
(Included in this screening, the short films In Their Boots: Broken Promise by Abe Greenwald and Open Air by Shira-Lee Shalit)
Tickets are $10 and you can buy them online or at the door; call the festival office at 401-861-4445 for more information.
If you live in or near Providence we hope to see you at the show. In any case please spread the word to any friends or family there (just copy and send this link).
You can also help "add to the buzz" by registering on the festival web site and adding Who Killed Chea Vichea? to your calendar.
And there's more! We invite you to join us at the GCB afterwards, where courtesy of the management you can enjoy a free beverage from 8 to 10 pm, just by showing your ticket stub from the screening. Walk (30 min) or drive to Power Street, just west of Thayer. Walk down the ramp from Power Street and go through the black door on the right. Sorry, 21+ only in the bar.
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16 June 2009
Preview screening: Seoul, Korea
Chengye Plaza, the scene of the 13th Annual Seoul Human Rights Film Festival.
All films are screened outdoors, free to the public, as the festival organizers refuse to ask for official clearance for each film, and therefore can't rent a hall. That's an attitude we like!
Who Killed Chea Vichea? screened June 5th and 14th.
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09 April 2009
Screening and Q&A at Harvard
An announcement for those of you in and around Boston:
On Friday April 17, Brad and I will be screening a preview cut (that is, not totally finished) at Harvard University's Asia Center.
It starts at 12:15pm in the CGIS South Building, seminar room 050, concourse level, and is followed by a Q&A.
If you're in or near Boston, this is great chance to get an early look at the film before the final narration, music and graphics go in. It's open to the public and admission is free.
Here's how to get there:
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11 November 2008
Amsterdam screening (IDFA)
Who Killed Chea Vichea? will make its debut (in current form) at the International Documentary Film Festival Amsterdam in less than two weeks! If you're anywhere nearby, we hope you'll make it.Saturday Nov 22, 2008 at 3pm (Munt Theater 10)
Sunday Nov 23 at 10am (Tuschinski Theater 3)
Saturday Nov 29 at 6pm (Munt Theater 10)
Sunday Nov 23 at 10am (Tuschinski Theater 3)
Saturday Nov 29 at 6pm (Munt Theater 10)
Here's the WKCV page at IDFA. They wrote their own synopsis after watching the version we sent them a few weeks ago. What do you think of it?
And how do you get tickets? Right here, starting now. Or at the Box Office in Cineac starting November 14. Standard price only €8.50!
If you have friends in or near Amsterdam, this is the time to tell them about Who Killed Chea Vichea? and get them to our screenings.
More IDFA films here.
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