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| Que la barque se brise, que la jonque s'entrouvre |
| Directed by |
Rithy Panh |
| Written by |
Rithy Panh |
| Starring |
Vantha Talisman
Éric Nguyen |
| Distributed by |
Catherine Dussart Productions |
| Release date(s) |
 2001 |
| Running time |
87 min. |
| Country |
Cambodia/France |
| IMDb profile |
Que la barque se brise, que la jonque s'entrouvre (Literally, "Let the boat break its back, let the junk break open") is a 2001 French-Cambodian made-for-television romantic-drama film directed by Rithy Panh.
[edit] Synopsis
This telefilm describes the meeting between Cambodian restaurateur Bopha ("flower"), a survivor of the genocide of the Khmer Rouge, and a Vietnamese man named Mihn, a "boat people" refugee who drives a taxi at night and works as a deliveryman during the day for his uncle's grocery store.
- Vantha Talisman as Bopha
- Éric Nguyen as Mihn
- Molica Kheng as Lacksmey
- Chamroeun Na as Yeay Mean
- Amara Tan as Naline
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