Meta House invites you for the premiere screening of four short documentaries, portraying SGBV survivors produced by Cambodian filmmakers in the framework of the “Speak Out Sisters” (SOS) project.

Khmer Mekong Films (KMF) presents two films produced with the Handa Centre for Human Rights and International Justice and sponsored by the British Embassy in Phnom Penh.

* Prum Sreyleak’s PIECES OF GLASS (2018, 11 min) follows Mesa, a teenage girl living in Phnom Penh. She wonders why her family members always avoid talking about what happened to them during the Khmer Rouge.

* “BREAKING THE SILENCE” (2018, 60 min) is the first documentary to make the connection between sexual violence in Cambodia’s past and present. After decades of silence, growing numbers of Khmer Rouge survivors in Cambodia are challenging the stigma around sexual violence.

Greg Cahill’s award-winning short film THE GOLDEN VOICE (2006, 25 min) tells the harrowing story of Ros Sereysothea, who was Cambodia’s most beloved female rock singer until Pol Pot’s nightmarish regime took over. Her enchanting voice, once used to entertain, was now her only chance of survival.