((( Call for Entries ))) CAMBOFEST: Film and Video Festival of Cambodia

Here it is...welcoming submissions from filmmakers across the globe!

THE FIRST ANNUAL CAMBOFEST: FILM AND VIDEO FESTIVAL OF CAMBODIA!

The Cambodia Film and Video Festival (CamboFest) aims to be the first
regular film festival in Cambodia since the 70's brought civil war and
genocide under the Khmer Rouge.

Now that peace and stability have returned, the world has once again
taken an interest in Cambodia as a safe, fun, and unique cutural and
travel destination. Our aim is to contribute to the rebirth of film,
video, and media production in Cambodia by showcasing work by both
international and regional filmmakers.

While Cambodian and regional filmmakers' work will be highlighted,
international & non-Cambodian themed work is sought as well for a
variety of programs.

Headquartered in the capital, Phnom Penh -- in its heyday called "the
jewel of Asia" -- CamboFest is hosted by Camerado, a media production
and consultation entity which has been operating continuously in
Cambodia since 2005.

Previous screening events by Camerado include the ever-popular William
Bonney Picture Show [see www.camerado. com/picture_ show.html] which
enjoyed numerous venues in the US, and which will remain a sidebar
event at CamboFest.

Camerado continues one popular tradition in CamboFest that was begun
during previous screening events: ** All entries will receive written
feedback by programming staff **.

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*** ENTER NOW at WWW.CAMBOFEST. COM ***
http://www.cambofes t.com

(enter online via WithoutaBox, or with a standard entry form!)

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CAMERADO ~ Phnom Penh, Cambodia
PO BOX 707
12000 Phnom Penh, Cambodia
http://www.camerado .com

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