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Films of the 2000s (Folklore, Mythology, Melodramas, Comedies and Horrors)

MEA YERNG (2004)

Directors: Borphann Yem, Kong Bunchoeun

Genre:  Boran

Cast: Tep Rindaro, Prum Rotha, Svaeng Socheata

Production: Borphann Yem Films

 

 

 

TUK JET OVPUK (2004)

Directors: Parn Puong Bopha

Genre:  Drama

Cast: Tep Rindaro, Hum Chora, Sim Solika, Keo Pisey

Production: Angkorwat

 

A family drama to depict the essence of a father's

heart.

 

 

SDACH DOMREY SAW (2004)

Directors: 

Genre:  Boran

Cast: Chum Achun, Sovann Makara, Chorn Chan Leakenna, Svaeng Socheatha

Production: FCI

 

ស្តេចដំរីស or King of the White Elephant is a remake of a 1969 boran film which starred Kong Som Eun and Dy Saveth.

 

 

TEP SONGVA (2004)

Directors:  Khun Buncheoun

Genre:  Boran, Folklore

Cast: Sok Sophea, Eng Rithy, Veth Rattana, Heng Dalese, Heng Dary

Production:  Morodok

 

 

 

TNGAI OSDANGKUT (2004)

Directors:  Khiev Jenda

Genre:  Melodrama

Cast: Eng Rithy, Ouk Somarima, Chayla Dalyne

Production: Khemara

 

 

 

 

KEO LONG KEO LAY (2004)

Directors:  Huy Sann

Genre:  Boran

Cast:  Sok Sophea, Keo Pisey, Daravothey

Production: MK

 

 

 

PREAH SOTHUN KEO MANOREA (2004)

Directors: Huy Sann

Genre:  Boran

Cast: Sok Sophea

Production:  Huy Sann Movie Production

A remake of the pre-Khmer Rouge classic and boran folklore ព្រះសុធននាងកែវមនោហ៍រា

PDEY LA'OR/GOOD HUSBAND (2003)

Directors: 

Genre:  Comedy

Cast: Khieu Sompeth, Sim Solika

Production: Angkorwat

 

A sexist husband wakes up to an unpleasant surprise, realizing that he and his wife have switched genders. Over the course of 

the film, the husband and his formerly sexist peers learn about the hardships of a wife, bringing tears and laughter to the film's repetoire.

 

 

 

 

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TUK ROM PKA ROM (2004)

Directors: Som Dorin

Genre:  Boran, Folklore, Legendary

Cast: Hum Chora, Rith Tida, Keo Pisey, Svaeng Socheata

Production: RTT, KPV

 

Based on a historical Cambodian novel written around 1910, the film is a remake of a 1960s lost film.

 

 

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AH KVAK AH KVEN (2004)

Directors: Ly Ny

Genre:  Boran, Folklore

Cast: Tep Rindaro

Production: 

 

Based on a Cambodian comedy folktale.

 

 

OUN CHEU JET NASS (2004)

Directors:

Genre:  Melodrama

Cast: Yuthara Channy, Nun Sotheara, Saravady

Production: Morodok

 

A remake of the 1970s lost film starring Kong Som Eun and Vichara Dany

 

 

 

ASO OUN PONG (2004)

Directors: 

Genre:  Melodrama

Cast: Tep Rindaro, Eng Rithy, Veth Rattana

Production: Tormeas

 

A remake of the pre-Khmer Rouge film  

MORANAK MEADA (2004)

Directors: Fai Som Ang

Genre:  Boran, Folklore

Cast: Heng Bunleap, Danh Monika

Production: SSB, Prasad Pich Films

 

Similar to Cinderella, the popular Cambodian folktale depicts the sorrowful life of Moranak who is enslaved by her step mother and two step sisters. Contrary to Cinderella, Moranak's mother is murdered by her vicious and coniving step mother and her estranged father. Ultimately Moranak finds happiness in her new found destiny with the Prince. The film sacked 2 awards in 2005, Best Motion Picture and Best Actress (Danh Monika).

 

 

 

 

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MOHECHATA/មហិច្ឆតា (2004)

Directors: 

Genre:  Horror

Cast: Tep Rindaro, Pen Chomrong, Sim Solika

Production: Angkorwat

 

The protagonists enter a supernatural kingdom.    

KONG KAM KONG KEO (2004)

                                                           

                         

                              

 

 

 

 

 

Directors: Chea Vanna, San Davong

Genre:  Modern Folklore, Novel

Cast: Sok Sophea, Heng Dary, Keo Pich Pisey, Rith Tida

Production: MK

 

Based on a 20th century novel about a rich girl and a poor girl who look identical, the film is a remake of the 1964 classic. Legend has it that the lead actress of the 1964 film, whose name was Y Kim Sua, died on set while jumping into a lake and having both of her eyes coincidentally impaled. Her death lead to the debut of famous actress Kim Nova.

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