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USA 2009 | 83 min. | Color
DVD NTSC | Not Rated
A heart-warming film by Heather E. Connell, who spent several years documenting the struggles of the garbage dump children of Cambodia. She brings the film to life through the sights and sounds of Phnom Pehn and gives the film its soul through the voices of these children as they share stories of their lives and their dreams for the future. They are the first generation of children born to survivors of the Khmer Rouge and have learned to survive in an economy and society struggling to rebuild itself.
Special Features: Director's Production Blog, Updates on the Children, Photo Gallery
If you are an educator or wish to learn more about screenings, please visit EDUCATIONAL & PUBLIC PERFORMANCES
DVD NTSC | Not Rated
A heart-warming film by Heather E. Connell, who spent several years documenting the struggles of the garbage dump children of Cambodia. She brings the film to life through the sights and sounds of Phnom Pehn and gives the film its soul through the voices of these children as they share stories of their lives and their dreams for the future. They are the first generation of children born to survivors of the Khmer Rouge and have learned to survive in an economy and society struggling to rebuild itself.
Special Features: Director's Production Blog, Updates on the Children, Photo Gallery
If you are an educator or wish to learn more about screenings, please visit EDUCATIONAL & PUBLIC PERFORMANCES