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For Your Consideration | Best Live Action Short Film

“Child of the Rouge”, written and directed by Taz F. Stark

The true story of a young girl's entry into the world on the 17th April 1975, the day the Khmer Rouge seized Phnom Penh.

Child of the Rouge website: childoftherouge.com

Director - Taz F. Stark
Writers - Taz F. Stark & Pisay Pao
Producer - Joe Russell
Cinematographer - Jalaludin Trautmann
Editor - Olivia Neergaard-Holm
Production Designer - Mengqing Yuan
Costume Designer - Narae Kim
Score - Dhani Harrison

Cast:
Chan - François Chau
Sokha - Pisay Pao
Bopha - Jasmine Nadim
Lieutenant - D.Y. Sao
Private - Tyler Yath

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