Sin Sisamouth, known to Cambodian’s as ‘The King Of Khmer Music’ only son, Sin Chanchhaya (pictured below) passed away yesterday. Our condolences to his family. He kept his father legacy alive by opening and teaching at the ‘Sin Sisamouth Associations’. And just a couple of weeks ago, after 10 years of fighting for the rights Read more about Sin Chanchhaya, son of iconic singer Sin Sisamouth dies, 58[…]
“The two most important days in your life are the day you are born and the day you find out why.” – Mark Twain “The day after my birthday, I boarded the plane at SFO and embarked on a new journey, returning to my homeland of Cambodia. As the plane hovered over Phnom Penh, I Read more about Kalyanee Mam’s Filght for Areng Valley[…]
During her trip to Cambodia last weekend, our CTFF co-director, Caylee So visited sabay Ent. Studio for an exclusive interview. ARTICLE is in KHMER. READ HERE >>> http://news.sabay.com.kh/article/212114
Dear Friends, Many of you know that the film my friends and I have been working on for years, Don’t Think I’ve Forgotten: Cambodia’s Lost Rock and Roll, is being released in theaters nationwide this April. We also have a great opportunity to bring Cambodian rock and roll musicians from around the world to the Read more about Don’t Think I’ve Forgotten 2015 Campaign (MUST READ)[…]