Eskape


Documentary | France | 2021 | 70 min | French

Synopsis

Cambodia 1981. After the fall of the Khmer Rouge regime, a woman flees a country in fire and blood. She holds a baby in her arms. Forty years later, confronted with her mother's silence forged by trauma and time, the director decides to embark on a long journey. From the Cambodian jungle, through the former refugee camps of Thailand and Indonesia, to the asylum-seekers centers in France, she tries to reconstruct the story of their survival and to open up the paths of memory and transmission.

Director

French-Cambodian filmmaker and artist. She was born in Cambodia and studied Applied Arts in Paris. Her first feature documentary Angkar, premiered at IFFR Rotterdam 2018, was screened and awarded in many international festivals. Eskape is her second feature documentary. Neary is preparing her first feature fiction Ducks – an initiatory road-trip questioning modern Cambodia.

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Latin American Premiere

Director - Directors
Neary Adeline Hay
Guión - Screenplay
Neary Adeline Hay
Productor - Producer
Jasmin Basic, Fabrizio Polpettini, Pierre-André Bélin
Música - Music:
Etienne Jaumet
Sonido - Sound:
Gilles Benardeau, Philip Skoczkowski, Neary Adeline Hay, Charlotte Comte, Daniel Fortunato
Cinematografía - Cinematography:
Neary Adeline Hay, Philip Skoczkowski
Edición - Editor:
Marylou Vergès
Dirección de Arte - Production Design:
N/A
Intérpretes - Cast
NA NA
Contacto - Contact
Filmotor
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