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filed under 1975
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Filmography of Dith Pran
Known as: Private individual
1 title in the archive · first depicted 1973
Lived1942 – 2008
Cambodian photojournalist who survived the Khmer Rouge labour camps and coined the phrase "the killing fields".
Shelfmark Vita CCLX
1
title
1 film
4.0/5
average rating
across 1 rated title
2h 22m
on screen
across 1 title
3 years of a 66 year life depicted onscreen
Distinct years the archive depicts, against Dith Pran’s lifetime (1942 – 2008) — 4.5% of it.
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Fall of Phnom Penhpull it on the timeline
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The Khmer Rouge capture of the Cambodian capital in April 1975, concluding the Cambodian Civil War and resulting in a forced exodus of virtually its entire population.
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The Box Office Ledger
What the films portraying Dith Pran cost to make and took at the worldwide box office, as TMDB records them.
$14.4 million
in budgets
over 1 film with both sums
$34.7 million
at the box office
over 1 film with both sums
2.4×
return on budget
box office ÷ budget
| Film | Budget | Box office |
|---|---|---|
| The Killing Fields | $14,400,000 | $34,700,291 |
US dollars as TMDB records them, not adjusted for inflation. 1 film of the 1 portraying them carries either sum.