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Deep Dive: Graves Without a Name (2019)

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Graves Without a Name
Graves Without a Name is a documentary directed by Rithy Panh that examines the legacy of the Khmer Rouge in Cambodia. The film focuses on the search for the unmarked graves of victims who suffered during this dark period in Cambodian history. Through personal narratives and historical context, it addresses themes of loss, memory, and the importance of acknowledging the past. The film is notable for its use of both Khmer and French languages, reflecting the cultural backdrop of Cambodia. With a runtime of 115 minutes, it presents a moving exploration of grief and remembrance, emphasizing the need to confront historical atrocities to foster healing and understanding within society.

Why Watch

  • •See Rithy Panh's unique perspective on Cambodian history.
  • •Find out about the unmarked graves of Khmer Rouge victims.
  • •Meet individuals sharing personal stories of loss.

Did You Know

•Graves Without a Name was selected as Cambodia's entry for the 91st Academy Awards.
•The film was released in 2018 and directed by Rithy Panh.
•It has a duration of 115 minutes.

Perfect For

Cambodian history enthusiastsDocumentary film loversHuman rights advocates