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Exercises (1981) | Slate

Exercises

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Exercises

The Pol Pot regime wanted to erase the 2000 year-old culture of Cambodia. Schools were destroyed, teachers and pupils kidnapped, tortured and killed. In September 1980, the School of Fine Arts reopens in Phnom Penh, in March 1981, there are 110 pupils, among them many orphans.

Released: 1981
Runtime: 10m
Genres: Documentary
Country: East Germany
Language: German

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Gerhard ScheumannDirector, Writer

Walter HeynowskiDirector, Writer

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