| discount Fred Perry |
49 Panh dedicated his life to search for and find ways to save his country's movie history, leaving most of the cruelty of destroyed under the system of 1975-1979 year reign of the Khmer rouge, claimed about 2 million lives.
After the award, his documentary "missing" images, the focus is on the loss of his parents and brothers and sisters in the holocaust, the cannes film festival in May to win people's attention.
"In the small country of Cambodia, every day we are losing our memories" PANH told AFP.
"Photos (film), will continue in 150, if you have a good storage conditions, it is in the case of Cambodia, coupled with the Khmer rouge destroyed everything, so we have a small amount of lens."
During the period of "the missing images" and clay doll lack of lens about horror movies.
PANH said topics are still hard to face many of his countrymen, but he wants to focus on his awards will be a source of encouragement.
"You don't survive such a system, because you are stronger or more clever. Do you live, who help you to death," he said.
"You have to send the story of [their] what is this survivors had to be done.
"When you live the genocide, it's like you're dead, and has set up a reborn again, but you of death and rebirth, you need to talk."
Who is Panh, the driving force behind, the country's fledgling Bophana: audio-visual resources center in phnom penh, and his team scouring Cambodia - the world - old movies, news, copy of the recording radio transmission and the photos.
They recently unearthed from the lumiere brothers of the French in 1898, and has set up a opened their center open, he said it was encouraging people to discuss the past and move on.
"You can't turn a blank page," he explains. "
"When you have a film on the screen as" missing images' don't like watching TV, watching TV is a very lonely.
"When you see the film, you see it together, you talk about it after the screening, for this reason, I'm glad I made a good choice, make the film".
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