Ines Sothea

A painter with bipolar disorder realises the true meaning of art when she learns to let go and finds herself at home in a mental health centre.

A young man kidnaps a young girl to impress his friends. When she gets an opportunity she knocks him out, ties him up, and interviews him back.

Two dubbing actors work on a sensitive scene of a film. Little by little, fiction and reality seem to mingle.

Roza, 32, comes back in time from 2030 to 2020 to change what happened - she wants to stop her younger self from meeting Kai to change the consequences.

A day in a children’s camp in a rural area during the Khmer Rouge regime in Cambodia. Five young boys decide to have a ‘party’ with rice they have ‘stolen’ from the camp store, grain by grain day by day. In three months the rice collected is the size of a fist and the boys can’t withstand waiting any longer. They cook the rice at the lakeside, taking care not to be seen. But when they see the cooked rice they are mesmerised by the scent and the taste and don’t notice that they are spotted by a Khmer Rouge cadet. As a consequence the camp Commander sends them to be ‘re-educated’ (killed) as an example to the rest of the boys.

A painter with bipolar disorder realises the true meaning of art when she learns to let go and finds herself at home in a mental health centre.

A young man kidnaps a young girl to impress his friends. When she gets an opportunity she knocks him out, ties him up, and interviews him back.

Two dubbing actors work on a sensitive scene of a film. Little by little, fiction and reality seem to mingle.

Two dubbing actors work on a sensitive scene of a film. Little by little, fiction and reality seem to mingle.

Roza, 32, comes back in time from 2030 to 2020 to change what happened - she wants to stop her younger self from meeting Kai to change the consequences.

A day in a children’s camp in a rural area during the Khmer Rouge regime in Cambodia. Five young boys decide to have a ‘party’ with rice they have ‘stolen’ from the camp store, grain by grain day by day. In three months the rice collected is the size of a fist and the boys can’t withstand waiting any longer. They cook the rice at the lakeside, taking care not to be seen. But when they see the cooked rice they are mesmerised by the scent and the taste and don’t notice that they are spotted by a Khmer Rouge cadet. As a consequence the camp Commander sends them to be ‘re-educated’ (killed) as an example to the rest of the boys.

A day in a children’s camp in a rural area during the Khmer Rouge regime in Cambodia. Five young boys decide to have a ‘party’ with rice they have ‘stolen’ from the camp store, grain by grain day by day. In three months the rice collected is the size of a fist and the boys can’t withstand waiting any longer. They cook the rice at the lakeside, taking care not to be seen. But when they see the cooked rice they are mesmerised by the scent and the taste and don’t notice that they are spotted by a Khmer Rouge cadet. As a consequence the camp Commander sends them to be ‘re-educated’ (killed) as an example to the rest of the boys.