On the international stage of auteur cinema, Cambodia is shining once more. Two short films carried by a new generation of Khmer filmmakers have just been selected for two of the world’s most prestigious festivals: Shadows by Prum Sreileak, which will have its world premiere at the International Film Festival Rotterdam (IFFR 2026), and Incident on the Mountain, soon to compete at the Berlinale 2026.

Hier, le Centre Bophana, bastion audiovisuel de la capitale cambodgienne, soufflait ses 19 bougies. Fondé le 4 décembre 2006 par le cinéaste franco-cambodgien Rithy Panh et Ieu Pannakar, l’institution célèbre une odyssée dédiée à la sauvegarde et à la transmission du patrimoine culturel khmer, dans un pays marqué par les cicatrices des Khmers rouges.​

In the subdued light of Phnom Penh's darkened cinemas, he is one of those whose name we know from the credits, but whose face we rarely see. Iem Tithseiha belongs to this family of creators who sculpt stories with patience and instinct, leaving their mark well beyond the frame.

Cambodian cinema is poised to make a significant breakthrough on the world stage with the official selection of the psychological horror thriller Tenement to represent the country at the 98th Academy Awards ceremony, scheduled for March 2026.

Cambodian cinema is set to write a new chapter in its history at the Venice Film Festival. Italian company Lights On has acquired the global rights to Becoming Human, the debut feature film by Polen Ly, a young filmmaker who has already attracted attention for the poetic grace of her short films.

At just 13 years old, Ange Labbé, a young Frenchman passionate about Khmer culture who has been living in Cambodia for several years, has just completed his first amateur short film, a touching and hopeful work entitled When Dance Becomes Peace.

Plantation Phnom Penh is honoured to unveil Souvenir de Myope, the new solo exhibition by French-Italian painter and sculptor ROMA (Romain Garzonio). Comprising 21 contemporary works — 17 abstract paintings and 4 sculptures —, this exhibition invites visitors to explore memory, perception and emotion through the softened filter of myopia.

SNA Arts Management est ravi de présenter Netratuoh (Sightlines), la deuxième exposition solo de l'artiste Prum Ero. L'exposition présente une série de photographies, une installation sonore expérimentale et une projection de documents tirés des archives personnelles de l'artiste.

Dy Saveth is one of the most popular actresses in Cambodian cinema of the 1960s—and one of the few to have escaped death at the hands of the Khmer Rouge. The former beauty queen, still radiant, never fails to grace major cinema events such as the Cambodia International Film Festival with her magical presence.

Kep's gentle sea breeze brought more than the scent of salt and frangipani this May: it brought with it the vibrant spirit of the Cambodia International Film Festival (CIFF), which expanded its creative vision with the exciting CIFF 360 initiative, an event that welcomed several hundred enthusiasts over the three days.

Cambodian director Danech San walked the famous steps of the Cannes Film Festival with a singular elegance, a moment charged with promise and emotion.

« Don't Think I've Forgotten : Cambodia's Lost Rock and Roll » est un film documentaire de 2014 réalisé par John Pirozzi qui sera présenté vendredi 23 mai pour l'ouverture du CIFF 360 à Kep West.

The Cambodia International Film Festival (CIFF), in partnership with “Arts For Kep”, is proud to present “CIFF 360” in Kep, a new initiative aimed at bringing the magic of cinema to Cambodia's provinces.

Discovered by local gallery owners through Cambodge Mag and Chantha R, artist Ramya Chuon is exhibiting some of her works at the Raffles Hotel Le Royal as part of the TranscenDance exhibition with DinArt. This is an opportunity to look back on the career of this extraordinary Franco-Khmer artist.

Siem Reap, the cultural jewel of Cambodia and the cradle of the prestigious temples of Angkor, will host the third edition of the...

On Wednesday 26 March, a large audience gathered at the Bophana Center for an exceptional meeting with Pin Yathay, the author of Stay Alive,

In a fascinating documentary, ‘Mother There's Star in Me’ by Benjamin Rigley and and Sreymom Mab, the spotlight shines on Medha, an...

‘It is with deep humility and gratitude that I stand before you tonight, at this powerful crossroads of memory and hope, 50 years after the

Sophy Odom, a leading figure in the promotion of Cambodian culture and the empowerment of women, has been appointed Goodwill Ambassador...

In keeping with tradition, the opening gala of the 14th Cambodia International Film Festival took place on Friday evening at the Chaktomouk

Co-directors Inrasothythep Neth and Sokyou Chea have decided to bring Cambodian horror films to the international stage with the unveiling

‘Stay Alive, My Son’, presented at the 14th Cambodia International Film Festival, is a powerful and immersive virtual reality experience by

LOOT: A Story of Crime and Redemption, directed by Don Millar, is a gripping exploration of the murky links between art, crime and morality

As a partner of the Festival for several years, Cambodge Mag & Thalias invites you to discover the highlights of this 14th festival...