VIRTUAL MEMORIAL ARCHIVE
The story of a Khmer Rouge survivor: Uch Sunlay Documentary
This film – produced by Meta House in the framework of the Courageous Turtle project (2015-2018), with funding by IFA (Institut fuer Auslandsbeziehungen) and the European Commission — follows the story of a Civil Party at the ECCC.
This film – produced by Meta House in the framework of the Courageous Turtle project (2015-2018), with funding by IFA (Institut fuer Auslandsbeziehungen) and the European Commission — follows the story of a Civil Party at the ECCC.
The Story of a Khmer Rouge survivor: Thann Thim Documentary
This film – produced by Meta House in the framework of the Courageous Turtle project (2015-2018), with funding by IFA (Institut fuer Auslandsbeziehungen) and the European Commission — follows the story of a Civil Party at the ECCC.
This film – produced by Meta House in the framework of the Courageous Turtle project (2015-2018), with funding by IFA (Institut fuer Auslandsbeziehungen) and the European Commission — follows the story of a Civil Party at the ECCC.
The Story of a Khmer Rouge Survivor: Meu Peou Documentary
This film – produced by Meta House in the framework of the Courageous Turtle project (2015-2018), with funding by IFA (Institut fuer Auslandsbeziehungen) and the European Commission — follows the story of a Civil Party at the ECCC.
This film – produced by Meta House in the framework of the Courageous Turtle project (2015-2018), with funding by IFA (Institut fuer Auslandsbeziehungen) and the European Commission — follows the story of a Civil Party at the ECCC.
The Story of a Khmer Rouge Survivor: Sou Sotheavy Documentary
This film – produced by Meta House in the framework of the Courageous Turtle project (2015-2018), with funding by IFA (Institut fuer Auslandsbeziehungen) and the European Commission — follows the story of a Civil Party at the ECCC.
This film – produced by Meta House in the framework of the Courageous Turtle project (2015-2018), with funding by IFA (Institut fuer Auslandsbeziehungen) and the European Commission — follows the story of a Civil Party at the ECCC.
The Wind Project - Interview with German artist Günther Uecker
Famous German artist Günther Uecker (born 1930) travelled to Cambodia in 1993 to explore the Khmer culture. Starting with images of prison walls and portraits of the tortured and murdered, Günther Uecker produced a collection of works; Wind Of The Souls Of The Dead, For The Cambodian Children (Wind der Seelen der Toten, für die Kinder der Khmer). This interview with Guether Uecker was led by Dr. Johannes Odenthal of the Berlin Academy of the Arts. It accompanied a Meta House exhibition in 2015, as well as the show the Cambodian Genocide Memory Site “Toul Sleng”, 2018.
Famous German artist Günther Uecker (born 1930) travelled to Cambodia in 1993 to explore the Khmer culture. Starting with images of prison walls and portraits of the tortured and murdered, Günther Uecker produced a collection of works; Wind Of The Souls Of The Dead, For The Cambodian Children (Wind der Seelen der Toten, für die Kinder der Khmer). This interview with Guether Uecker was led by Dr. Johannes Odenthal of the Berlin Academy of the Arts. It accompanied a Meta House exhibition in 2015, as well as the show the Cambodian Genocide Memory Site “Toul Sleng”, 2018.
Breaking the silence: Memorial Conference in Phnom Penh 2012
Efforts to deal with widespread violence have grown over the course of the last decade, bringing a corresponding increase in time and resources invested in memorializing by the many different stakeholders. As we begin to look more critically at the conventional mechanisms of transitional justice, memorialization has emerged as an important component in dealing with the violence of the past.
Efforts to deal with widespread violence have grown over the course of the last decade, bringing a corresponding increase in time and resources invested in memorializing by the many different stakeholders. As we begin to look more critically at the conventional mechanisms of transitional justice, memorialization has emerged as an important component in dealing with the violence of the past.
TV report: The Courageous Turtle, project launch by TVK
For over a quarter of a century, the Cambodian people have waited for justice. The on-going Khmer Rouge tribunal at the Extraordinary Chambers in the Courts of Cambodia (ECCC) aims to provide that justice for those who died and those who survived the genocide. But the trials are also for a new generation — to educate Cambodia's youth about the darkest chapter in this country’s recent history. Since 2015, the Cambodian-German Cultural Association (KDKG e.V.), Meta House, and various partners have conducted the innovative school theatre project The Courageous Turtle.
For over a quarter of a century, the Cambodian people have waited for justice. The on-going Khmer Rouge tribunal at the Extraordinary Chambers in the Courts of Cambodia (ECCC) aims to provide that justice for those who died and those who survived the genocide. But the trials are also for a new generation — to educate Cambodia's youth about the darkest chapter in this country’s recent history. Since 2015, the Cambodian-German Cultural Association (KDKG e.V.), Meta House, and various partners have conducted the innovative school theatre project The Courageous Turtle.
TV Report: The Courageous Turtle project launch by SEATV
For over a quarter of a century, the Cambodian people have waited for justice. The on-going Khmer Rouge tribunal at the Extraordinary Chambers in the Courts of Cambodia (ECCC) aims to provide that justice for those who died and those who survived the genocide. But the trials are also for a new generation — to educate Cambodia's youth about the darkest chapter in this country’s recent history. Since 2015, the Cambodian-German Cultural Association (KDKG e.V.), Meta House, and various partners have conducted the innovative school theatre project The Courageous Turtle.
For over a quarter of a century, the Cambodian people have waited for justice. The on-going Khmer Rouge tribunal at the Extraordinary Chambers in the Courts of Cambodia (ECCC) aims to provide that justice for those who died and those who survived the genocide. But the trials are also for a new generation — to educate Cambodia's youth about the darkest chapter in this country’s recent history. Since 2015, the Cambodian-German Cultural Association (KDKG e.V.), Meta House, and various partners have conducted the innovative school theatre project The Courageous Turtle.
TV Report: The Courageous Turtle project launch by CNC
For over a quarter of a century, the Cambodian people have waited for justice. The on-going Khmer Rouge tribunal at the Extraordinary Chambers in the Courts of Cambodia (ECCC) aims to provide that justice for those who died and those who survived the genocide. But the trials are also for a new generation — to educate Cambodia's youth about the darkest chapter in this country’s recent history. Since 2015, the Cambodian-German Cultural Association (KDKG e.V.), Meta House, and various partners have conducted the innovative school theatre project The Courageous Turtle.
For over a quarter of a century, the Cambodian people have waited for justice. The on-going Khmer Rouge tribunal at the Extraordinary Chambers in the Courts of Cambodia (ECCC) aims to provide that justice for those who died and those who survived the genocide. But the trials are also for a new generation — to educate Cambodia's youth about the darkest chapter in this country’s recent history. Since 2015, the Cambodian-German Cultural Association (KDKG e.V.), Meta House, and various partners have conducted the innovative school theatre project The Courageous Turtle.
MC Curly feat. Prof Kinski - NGO Pol Pot Music Video
NGO Pol Pot is a song written by Cambodian rapper MC Curly, aka Kosal Dang. The music is produced by Professor Kinski, aka Jan Robert Müeller. The song's title assumes a striking shortcut, the collision of the post war era with the anarchic and fast paced integration of Cambodia in the new global economic order. The video was directed by Jean Mathis and shot on green screen by Mark Eberle at Apsara TV studios, Phnom Penh. Jean Mathis post produced the video at Meta House Phnom Penh films on After Effects.
NGO Pol Pot is a song written by Cambodian rapper MC Curly, aka Kosal Dang. The music is produced by Professor Kinski, aka Jan Robert Müeller. The song's title assumes a striking shortcut, the collision of the post war era with the anarchic and fast paced integration of Cambodia in the new global economic order. The video was directed by Jean Mathis and shot on green screen by Mark Eberle at Apsara TV studios, Phnom Penh. Jean Mathis post produced the video at Meta House Phnom Penh films on After Effects.
Forum Theatre Documentary - How Villagers learn to deal with the Pol Pot legacy
The Transcultural Psychosocial Organization (TPO) Cambodia is Cambodia’s leading NGO in the field of mental health care and psychosocial support. TPO uses forum theatre to instigate intergenerational dialogue around gender-based violence under the Khmer Rouge. Forum theatre is a type of theatre created by the innovative and influential film director Augusto Boal, one of the techniques under the umbrella term of “Theatre of the Oppressed” (TO). This relates to the engagement of spectators influencing and engaging with the performance as both spectators and actors, termed "spect-actors", with the power to stop and change the performance. As part of TO, the issues dealt with in forum theatre are often related to areas of social justice with the aim of exploring solutions to oppression featured in the performance.
The Transcultural Psychosocial Organization (TPO) Cambodia is Cambodia’s leading NGO in the field of mental health care and psychosocial support. TPO uses forum theatre to instigate intergenerational dialogue around gender-based violence under the Khmer Rouge. Forum theatre is a type of theatre created by the innovative and influential film director Augusto Boal, one of the techniques under the umbrella term of “Theatre of the Oppressed” (TO). This relates to the engagement of spectators influencing and engaging with the performance as both spectators and actors, termed "spect-actors", with the power to stop and change the performance. As part of TO, the issues dealt with in forum theatre are often related to areas of social justice with the aim of exploring solutions to oppression featured in the performance.
Survive Art - Khmer Rouge Art Project by Meta House
Survive Art is a video piece by American artist/film maker Elizabeth Wuerffel (Adjunct Assistant Professor of Art, Digital Photography and Video Art at Valpariso University/Indiana) and a few colleagues. They document the second part of the Meta House exhibit Art of Survival (2009), where Cambodian artists from all age groups reflect on Pol Pot's genocide.
Survive Art is a video piece by American artist/film maker Elizabeth Wuerffel (Adjunct Assistant Professor of Art, Digital Photography and Video Art at Valpariso University/Indiana) and a few colleagues. They document the second part of the Meta House exhibit Art of Survival (2009), where Cambodian artists from all age groups reflect on Pol Pot's genocide.
Three Generations - Documentary
The three young Cambodian film makers Lim Seang Heng (21), Prum Seila (22) and Borei Sylyvann (25) — known as Triple S — have dedicated more than three months to the production of their documentary triplet focusing on three interesting people; a Khmer Rouge survivor, a child of the killing fields, and a child of survivors. Their film, Three Generations (20 minutes, Khmer with English subtitles), is co-funded by the US Embassy in Phnom Penh.
The three young Cambodian film makers Lim Seang Heng (21), Prum Seila (22) and Borei Sylyvann (25) — known as Triple S — have dedicated more than three months to the production of their documentary triplet focusing on three interesting people; a Khmer Rouge survivor, a child of the killing fields, and a child of survivors. Their film, Three Generations (20 minutes, Khmer with English subtitles), is co-funded by the US Embassy in Phnom Penh.
Art of Survival - The First Exhibition by Meta House about the Khmer Rouge and its legacy
Meta’s first legacy project Art of Survival began in January 2008 with 21 artists and expanded in October 2008 to include a total of 40 artists from different age groups. Works represented for the first time the divergent perspectives of different generations of Cambodians on Pol Pot and his Killing Fields. The project’s immediate success encouraged the Meta House team to organize numerous village art exhibitions, public forums and film screenings in cooperation with the government, local NGOs and international donors.
Meta’s first legacy project Art of Survival began in January 2008 with 21 artists and expanded in October 2008 to include a total of 40 artists from different age groups. Works represented for the first time the divergent perspectives of different generations of Cambodians on Pol Pot and his Killing Fields. The project’s immediate success encouraged the Meta House team to organize numerous village art exhibitions, public forums and film screenings in cooperation with the government, local NGOs and international donors.
VIRTUAL MEMORIAL ARCHIVE
The story of a Khmer Rouge survivor: Uch Sunlay Documentary
This film – produced by Meta House in the framework of the Courageous Turtle project (2015-2018), with funding by IFA (Institut fuer Auslandsbeziehungen) and the European Commission — follows the story of a Civil Party at the ECCC.
This film – produced by Meta House in the framework of the Courageous Turtle project (2015-2018), with funding by IFA (Institut fuer Auslandsbeziehungen) and the European Commission — follows the story of a Civil Party at the ECCC.
The Story of a Khmer Rouge survivor: Thann Thim Documentary
This film – produced by Meta House in the framework of the Courageous Turtle project (2015-2018), with funding by IFA (Institut fuer Auslandsbeziehungen) and the European Commission — follows the story of a Civil Party at the ECCC.
This film – produced by Meta House in the framework of the Courageous Turtle project (2015-2018), with funding by IFA (Institut fuer Auslandsbeziehungen) and the European Commission — follows the story of a Civil Party at the ECCC.
The Story of a Khmer Rouge Survivor: Meu Peou Documentary
This film – produced by Meta House in the framework of the Courageous Turtle project (2015-2018), with funding by IFA (Institut fuer Auslandsbeziehungen) and the European Commission — follows the story of a Civil Party at the ECCC.
This film – produced by Meta House in the framework of the Courageous Turtle project (2015-2018), with funding by IFA (Institut fuer Auslandsbeziehungen) and the European Commission — follows the story of a Civil Party at the ECCC.
The Story of a Khmer Rouge Survivor: Sou Sotheavy Documentary
This film – produced by Meta House in the framework of the Courageous Turtle project (2015-2018), with funding by IFA (Institut fuer Auslandsbeziehungen) and the European Commission — follows the story of a Civil Party at the ECCC.
This film – produced by Meta House in the framework of the Courageous Turtle project (2015-2018), with funding by IFA (Institut fuer Auslandsbeziehungen) and the European Commission — follows the story of a Civil Party at the ECCC.
The Wind Project - Interview with German artist Günther Uecker
Famous German artist Günther Uecker (born 1930) travelled to Cambodia in 1993 to explore the Khmer culture. Starting with images of prison walls and portraits of the tortured and murdered, Günther Uecker produced a collection of works; Wind Of The Souls Of The Dead, For The Cambodian Children (Wind der Seelen der Toten, für die Kinder der Khmer). This interview with Guether Uecker was led by Dr. Johannes Odenthal of the Berlin Academy of the Arts. It accompanied a Meta House exhibition in 2015, as well as the show the Cambodian Genocide Memory Site “Toul Sleng”, 2018.
Famous German artist Günther Uecker (born 1930) travelled to Cambodia in 1993 to explore the Khmer culture. Starting with images of prison walls and portraits of the tortured and murdered, Günther Uecker produced a collection of works; Wind Of The Souls Of The Dead, For The Cambodian Children (Wind der Seelen der Toten, für die Kinder der Khmer). This interview with Guether Uecker was led by Dr. Johannes Odenthal of the Berlin Academy of the Arts. It accompanied a Meta House exhibition in 2015, as well as the show the Cambodian Genocide Memory Site “Toul Sleng”, 2018.
Breaking the silence: Memorial Conference in Phnom Penh 2012
Efforts to deal with widespread violence have grown over the course of the last decade, bringing a corresponding increase in time and resources invested in memorializing by the many different stakeholders. As we begin to look more critically at the conventional mechanisms of transitional justice, memorialization has emerged as an important component in dealing with the violence of the past.
Efforts to deal with widespread violence have grown over the course of the last decade, bringing a corresponding increase in time and resources invested in memorializing by the many different stakeholders. As we begin to look more critically at the conventional mechanisms of transitional justice, memorialization has emerged as an important component in dealing with the violence of the past.
TV report: The Courageous Turtle, project launch by TVK
For over a quarter of a century, the Cambodian people have waited for justice. The on-going Khmer Rouge tribunal at the Extraordinary Chambers in the Courts of Cambodia (ECCC) aims to provide that justice for those who died and those who survived the genocide. But the trials are also for a new generation — to educate Cambodia's youth about the darkest chapter in this country’s recent history. Since 2015, the Cambodian-German Cultural Association (KDKG e.V.), Meta House, and various partners have conducted the innovative school theatre project The Courageous Turtle.
For over a quarter of a century, the Cambodian people have waited for justice. The on-going Khmer Rouge tribunal at the Extraordinary Chambers in the Courts of Cambodia (ECCC) aims to provide that justice for those who died and those who survived the genocide. But the trials are also for a new generation — to educate Cambodia's youth about the darkest chapter in this country’s recent history. Since 2015, the Cambodian-German Cultural Association (KDKG e.V.), Meta House, and various partners have conducted the innovative school theatre project The Courageous Turtle.
TV Report: The Courageous Turtle project launch by SEATV
For over a quarter of a century, the Cambodian people have waited for justice. The on-going Khmer Rouge tribunal at the Extraordinary Chambers in the Courts of Cambodia (ECCC) aims to provide that justice for those who died and those who survived the genocide. But the trials are also for a new generation — to educate Cambodia's youth about the darkest chapter in this country’s recent history. Since 2015, the Cambodian-German Cultural Association (KDKG e.V.), Meta House, and various partners have conducted the innovative school theatre project The Courageous Turtle.
For over a quarter of a century, the Cambodian people have waited for justice. The on-going Khmer Rouge tribunal at the Extraordinary Chambers in the Courts of Cambodia (ECCC) aims to provide that justice for those who died and those who survived the genocide. But the trials are also for a new generation — to educate Cambodia's youth about the darkest chapter in this country’s recent history. Since 2015, the Cambodian-German Cultural Association (KDKG e.V.), Meta House, and various partners have conducted the innovative school theatre project The Courageous Turtle.
TV Report: The Courageous Turtle project launch by CNC
For over a quarter of a century, the Cambodian people have waited for justice. The on-going Khmer Rouge tribunal at the Extraordinary Chambers in the Courts of Cambodia (ECCC) aims to provide that justice for those who died and those who survived the genocide. But the trials are also for a new generation — to educate Cambodia's youth about the darkest chapter in this country’s recent history. Since 2015, the Cambodian-German Cultural Association (KDKG e.V.), Meta House, and various partners have conducted the innovative school theatre project The Courageous Turtle.
For over a quarter of a century, the Cambodian people have waited for justice. The on-going Khmer Rouge tribunal at the Extraordinary Chambers in the Courts of Cambodia (ECCC) aims to provide that justice for those who died and those who survived the genocide. But the trials are also for a new generation — to educate Cambodia's youth about the darkest chapter in this country’s recent history. Since 2015, the Cambodian-German Cultural Association (KDKG e.V.), Meta House, and various partners have conducted the innovative school theatre project The Courageous Turtle.
MC Curly feat. Prof Kinski - NGO Pol Pot Music Video
NGO Pol Pot is a song written by Cambodian rapper MC Curly, aka Kosal Dang. The music is produced by Professor Kinski, aka Jan Robert Müeller. The song's title assumes a striking shortcut, the collision of the post war era with the anarchic and fast paced integration of Cambodia in the new global economic order. The video was directed by Jean Mathis and shot on green screen by Mark Eberle at Apsara TV studios, Phnom Penh. Jean Mathis post produced the video at Meta House Phnom Penh films on After Effects.
NGO Pol Pot is a song written by Cambodian rapper MC Curly, aka Kosal Dang. The music is produced by Professor Kinski, aka Jan Robert Müeller. The song's title assumes a striking shortcut, the collision of the post war era with the anarchic and fast paced integration of Cambodia in the new global economic order. The video was directed by Jean Mathis and shot on green screen by Mark Eberle at Apsara TV studios, Phnom Penh. Jean Mathis post produced the video at Meta House Phnom Penh films on After Effects.
Forum Theatre Documentary - How Villagers learn to deal with the Pol Pot legacy
The Transcultural Psychosocial Organization (TPO) Cambodia is Cambodia’s leading NGO in the field of mental health care and psychosocial support. TPO uses forum theatre to instigate intergenerational dialogue around gender-based violence under the Khmer Rouge. Forum theatre is a type of theatre created by the innovative and influential film director Augusto Boal, one of the techniques under the umbrella term of “Theatre of the Oppressed” (TO). This relates to the engagement of spectators influencing and engaging with the performance as both spectators and actors, termed "spect-actors", with the power to stop and change the performance. As part of TO, the issues dealt with in forum theatre are often related to areas of social justice with the aim of exploring solutions to oppression featured in the performance.
The Transcultural Psychosocial Organization (TPO) Cambodia is Cambodia’s leading NGO in the field of mental health care and psychosocial support. TPO uses forum theatre to instigate intergenerational dialogue around gender-based violence under the Khmer Rouge. Forum theatre is a type of theatre created by the innovative and influential film director Augusto Boal, one of the techniques under the umbrella term of “Theatre of the Oppressed” (TO). This relates to the engagement of spectators influencing and engaging with the performance as both spectators and actors, termed "spect-actors", with the power to stop and change the performance. As part of TO, the issues dealt with in forum theatre are often related to areas of social justice with the aim of exploring solutions to oppression featured in the performance.
Survive Art - Khmer Rouge Art Project by Meta House
Survive Art is a video piece by American artist/film maker Elizabeth Wuerffel (Adjunct Assistant Professor of Art, Digital Photography and Video Art at Valpariso University/Indiana) and a few colleagues. They document the second part of the Meta House exhibit Art of Survival (2009), where Cambodian artists from all age groups reflect on Pol Pot's genocide.
Survive Art is a video piece by American artist/film maker Elizabeth Wuerffel (Adjunct Assistant Professor of Art, Digital Photography and Video Art at Valpariso University/Indiana) and a few colleagues. They document the second part of the Meta House exhibit Art of Survival (2009), where Cambodian artists from all age groups reflect on Pol Pot's genocide.
Three Generations - Documentary
The three young Cambodian film makers Lim Seang Heng (21), Prum Seila (22) and Borei Sylyvann (25) — known as Triple S — have dedicated more than three months to the production of their documentary triplet focusing on three interesting people; a Khmer Rouge survivor, a child of the killing fields, and a child of survivors. Their film, Three Generations (20 minutes, Khmer with English subtitles), is co-funded by the US Embassy in Phnom Penh.
The three young Cambodian film makers Lim Seang Heng (21), Prum Seila (22) and Borei Sylyvann (25) — known as Triple S — have dedicated more than three months to the production of their documentary triplet focusing on three interesting people; a Khmer Rouge survivor, a child of the killing fields, and a child of survivors. Their film, Three Generations (20 minutes, Khmer with English subtitles), is co-funded by the US Embassy in Phnom Penh.
Art of Survival - The First Exhibition by Meta House about the Khmer Rouge and its legacy
Meta’s first legacy project Art of Survival began in January 2008 with 21 artists and expanded in October 2008 to include a total of 40 artists from different age groups. Works represented for the first time the divergent perspectives of different generations of Cambodians on Pol Pot and his Killing Fields. The project’s immediate success encouraged the Meta House team to organize numerous village art exhibitions, public forums and film screenings in cooperation with the government, local NGOs and international donors.
Meta’s first legacy project Art of Survival began in January 2008 with 21 artists and expanded in October 2008 to include a total of 40 artists from different age groups. Works represented for the first time the divergent perspectives of different generations of Cambodians on Pol Pot and his Killing Fields. The project’s immediate success encouraged the Meta House team to organize numerous village art exhibitions, public forums and film screenings in cooperation with the government, local NGOs and international donors.
