Galloping Entertainment

In 1974, former Khmer Rouge Commander Touj Soeurly and fourteen-year-old Chhem Sip were mortal enemies. Sip was imprisoned, tortured, and narrowly escaped to the US. Now, these former foes collaborate to establish Veal Thom, a cooperative village mainly consisting of soldiers from both sides of the war, disabled by landmines, and their families. The amputees in Veal Thom face severe poverty, harsh conditions, poor health, lack of education, and limited resources. This film highlights the new spirit of cooperation in Cambodia and the bravery of Veal Thom's villagers.

Bare Hands and Wooden Limbs

Bare Hands and Wooden Limbs