At the Crossroads of Kampuchea
На перекрёстках Кампучии
Synopsis
The Cambodian Revolution and the rule of the dictator Pol Pot through the eyes of Alexander Kaverzny, a political commentator for the USSR's Central Television. The aftermath of the Khmer Rouge genocide and the reasons behind the USSR's condemnation of Pol Pot's brutal regime, while the United States, China, and the United Kingdom supported him.
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Key Information & Fast Facts
- Director
- Vladimir Osminin
- Screenplay & Story
- Aleksandr Kaverznev
- Original Title
- На перекрёстках Кампучии
- Country of Origin
- Soviet Union
- Spoken Languages
- English
- Runtime
- 56m
- Production Studios
- Ekran
Creative Leadership & Key Crew
Vladimir Osminin
Aleksandr Kaverznev
A. Vaskin
Department Leadership Roster
Vladimir Osminin
Director
Aleksandr Kaverznev
Writer
A. Vaskin
Director of Photography
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Frequently Asked Questions About At the Crossroads of Kampuchea
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What is At the Crossroads of Kampuchea about?
The Cambodian Revolution and the rule of the dictator Pol Pot through the eyes of Alexander Kaverzny, a political commentator for the USSR's Central Television. The aftermath of the Khmer Rouge genocide and the reasons behind the USSR's condemnation of Pol Pot's brutal regime, while the United States, China, and the United Kingdom supported him.
Who directed At the Crossroads of Kampuchea?
At the Crossroads of Kampuchea was directed by Vladimir Osminin.
Who stars in At the Crossroads of Kampuchea?
The principal cast of At the Crossroads of Kampuchea includes Aleksandr Kaverznev, Pol Pot.
When was At the Crossroads of Kampuchea released and how long is it?
At the Crossroads of Kampuchea was released in 1983 with a total runtime of 56m.