Raintree presents a curated selection of short films and a feature film exploring urbanism through the lens of acclaimed Cambodian filmmakers from Anti-Archive. These films capture the country’s development and transformation, offering a fresh perspective on the intersections of architecture, history, and identity.
This screening is part of the Modern Architecture: Echoes + Reflections exhibition, a major exhibition dedicated to exploring the rich heritage and lasting impact of the New Khmer Architecture movement. Presented by Raintree in collaboration with the Vann Molyvann Project and NK-A. Click here to learn more about the exhibition. >>> Modern Architecture: Echoes + Reflections
Event Details:
Date: Saturday, November 2
Time: 2:00 PM - 6:00 PM
Location: The Canopy
Entrance: Free; reservation required
RSVP: Register your interest here >> Film Screening ft. Anti-Archive
Agenda:
2:00 PM - Welcome and Introduction
2:15 PM - Short Film Screenings
3:30 PM - Q&A with Directors
4:00 PM - Feature Film Screening
5:30 PM - Q&A with Director
Short Films Include:
Cambodia 2099 (Davy Chou)
New Land Broken Road (Kavich Neang)
Golden Dragon (Boren Chhith)
Sunrise In My Mind (Danech San)
Feature Film:
White Building (Kavich Neang) – A poignant exploration of home and change in the heart of Phnom Penh.
We look forward to celebrating Cambodia’s architectural legacy and its relevance to today’s design challenges with you!
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About The Vann Molyvann Project + NK-A
The Vann Molyvann Project is a collaborative team of architects, students, and researchers dedicated to documenting the legacy of Vann Molyvann and other modernist architects in Cambodia. Our mission is threefold: to enhance the accessibility of architectural archives, elevate the profile of New Khmer Architecture, and foster collaboration between Cambodian and international architects. Through exhibitions and publications, we strive to connect diverse audiences with Cambodia’s rich modern heritage and develop educational resources for future generations.
About Anti-Archive
At the forefront of Cambodia’s cinematic revival, Anti-Archive has established itself as a driving force in both fiction and documentary film production. Founded by emerging Cambodian filmmakers, the collective challenges conventions, offering new perspectives on the interplay between film, history, and memory. Anti-Archive supports young, visionary filmmakers, many of whom have gained international recognition, helping to shape the next generation of Cambodian cinema.