2nd Cambodia Town Film Festival 2014

Presenting MATT DILLON the Official Section awards at the 2nd Annual CAMBODIA TOWN FILM FESTIVAL (CTFF).

Kagnol Mol(red shirt) and his brother Mol Kamach formed THE FIRST Khmer rock band ‘BASKEY CHAM KRONG’ in 1959 when they were just young teenagers. Both Kagnol and his brother survived the Killing Fields. On Sunday, Sept 7th, Kagnol came out of retirement to play for us with the assistant of Dengue Fever at the U.S. Premiere screening of DON’T THINK I’VE FORGOTTEN.

September 16, 2014

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