In a career that has taken him from the heights of French cinema to the Oscars, director Patrice Leconte has always followed his own remarkable muse. And for his most personal film yet, Leconte now travels to Cambodia to create a sound and image symphony of a land and its people. DOGORA (2004, 78 min) is a riveting trip down memory lane. The film without any dialogues takes you back almost 20 years ago, when the smiles of Cambodian citizens would let you forget that the Kingdom was still one of the poorest countries in the world.

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