Angkor redécouvert
Following the work of French archeologist Eric Bourdonneau on the Koh Ker site, this captivating documentary summarizes the latest discoveries on Angkorian…
In French & German
Authors
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- Academy, Khmer Arts
- AncientAdventuresCambodia
- Apsara National Authority
- Burt, Charya
- Busy, Léon
- Carter, Alison K.
- Center, Bophana
- Chandler, Tom
- Chandrashekar, Bala Devi
- Chen, Chanratana
- Cousteau, Alexandra
- De Féo, Agnès
- Dickason, Deane H.
- École Française d´Extrême-Orient (EFEO)
- Fassio, Didier
- Genovese, Lia
- Ginsberg, Allen
- Hang, Peou
- Ieu, Pannakar
- Kersalé, Patrick
- KH LEGEND, Roeunra
- Larsen, Philippe
- Lim, Sylvain
- Morel, Remi
- Ngin, Phalika
- NKFC Cambodia
- Norodom, Sihanouk
- Nut, Suppya
- Pek, Tim
- Poum, Measbandol
- Prodromidès, Maxime
- Rakotondramanana, Ezaka
- Series, Lost Worlds
- Sippapak, Yuthlert
- Srin, Sokmean
- Subrahmanyam, Padma
- Thavarajah, Mohanapriyan
- The Queen Mother Library
- Thmey Thmey 25
- Travel Film Archive
- unknown author(s)
- Walker, Trent
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Cambodia & Angkor in the 1930s
by AncientAdventuresCambodiaA rare travel film on Cambodia in the 1930s.In English
Classical Khmer Dance Compilation
by Charya BurtExcellent compilation of different styles from the Khmer classic choreographic repertoire, including Robam Monosenchetna, Robam Temonorom, Robam Boung Soung,…
King Sisowath's Visit to Angkor in 1921
Archive images of Angkor in the 1920s, George Groslier, King Sisowath.In French
Koh Ker, The Lost City of Khmer Empire
by Chanratana ChenThe fascinating temple complex of Koh Ker, on the way between Angkor and Preah Vihear.In English & Khmer
Royal Ballet in Angkor 1910
by Sokmean SrinRare film capture of a Royal Ballet representation for King Sisowath on Angkor premisesIn English
Sophiline Arts Ensemble Teaching Session
by Khmer Arts AcademyBoth at the Khmer Arts School in Long Beach, California, USA, and with her ballet ensemble in Takmao, Phnom Penh, Cambodian, Sophiline Cheam Shapiro is one of…In English & Khmer
Stopover in Angkor
by Patrick KersaléEthnomusicologist Patrick Kersalé plays a Khmer harp built thanks to his iconographical and musical research in Cambodia.
The Bharatiya Natyashastra
by Padma SubrahmanyamA fascinating lecture on Indian classical dance, its treatises and its mind-blowing richness. Introductive presentation of the series.In English, Hindi & Tamil
The Secret of the Royal Triad Decoded
by Phalika NginFor many years, independent researcher Phalika Ngnin has studied bas-reliefs in order to reach a better knowledge of the Angkorian most powerful women, in…In English