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filed under 1975
Runs throughCold War
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Directed byRoland Joffé
11 years
between the events and the release
1973 → 1984
between the events and today
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Fall of Phnom Penhpull it on the timeline
Event
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.
filed under 1975
Runs throughCold War
Places Connected to this Film
- Democratic Kampuchea 1975, 1979
- Khmer Republic 1973, 1975
Production Information
- Written by
- Bruce Robinson
- Cinematography
- Chris Menges
- Production design
- Roy Walker
- Costume design
- Judy Moorcroft
- Music by
- Mike Oldfield
- Production country
- United Kingdom
- Budget
- $14.4 million
- Box office
- $34.7 million
Credits, budget, box office and production countries from TMDB.
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