Stanley Harper took 18 years to complete his documentary film about a divided Cambodian family because, he says, “that’s how long it took.” Beginning in a refugee camp on the border with Thailand, he followed the family’s story with delicate minimalism as it reunited, reconciled, and recovered the treasure of a hard life in the rice fields of Cambodia. CAMBODIA DREAMS (2009, 90 min) is something of a parable of the country’s struggle for reconciliation and normalcy since the time of the Khmer Rouge killing fields

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