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World Premiere Poppy Goes to Hollywood Redux

A Window on Asian Cinema

LGBT · Road Movie · Women · History

  • CountryCambodia
  • Production Year2017
  • Running Time93min
  • FormatDCP
  • ColorColor
Program Note
An outstanding work that achieves a higher standard of Cambodian commercial cinema. Mony lives carelessly without a job. As his debt gets out of control, he has no other choice but to ask for help from his estranged brother. His brother, a drag queen dancer in a gay bar, helps him get a trivial job in the bar. As a homophobe, everything seems even worse to Mony. However a real threat looms when he accidentally witnesses a murder, which eventually leads him to run away from the city to the Cambodian-Thai border. Director Visal Sok’s feature debut, Gems on the Run (2014), pioneered the action/road-movie genre in Cambodia. His second feature, Poppy Goes to Hollywood Redux, is more fashionable and audience-friendly, with the contrast between rural and urban areas, a potentially commercial original soundtrack, and multi-dimensional characters. (PARK Sungho)
Director
Director
Visal SOK
Visal Sok was born in Phnom Penh, Cambodia, and initially worked in advertising and graphic design. He is the founder of 391 Films, and later 802AD Productions. His credits include co-directing Gems on the Run (2014).
Credit
  • Director
    Visal SOK
  • ProducerVisal SOK
    Oukhna Kith Theang NEAK
    Sela CHY
    R. Johnston FINN
    Michael HODGSON
  • CastPop
    Tata
    Mao SAN
    Choeun CHEN
    Kosal SEM
    Han MORM
    Vanna SOK
    Sothea UN
    Lida DUCH
    Poppy
    Mai PEE
    Dy PEYPEY
  • ScreenplayR. Johnsotn FINN
    Michael HODGSON
    Visal SOK
  • CinematographyChanvisal BUN
  • EditorSokheang YEM
    Visal SOK
  • World SalesAsian Shadows
    anne@chineseshadows.com
Photo
BNK Busan Bank
GENESIS
Korea Hydro & Nuclear Co., Ltd.
NUTRILITE
NAVER
카카오 오픈채팅
PARADISE HOTEL BUSAN
Korea Exchange
POSCO
Shinhan Card
Debeach Golf Club
TOPTEN10
CJ CGV
Ministry of Culture, Sports and Tourism
Busan Metropolitan City
Korean Film Council
BUSAN CINEMA CENTER