Khmer Rouge survivor's tale helps Cambodia confront its brutal past

The Guardian Tuesday 24th January, 2012

Khmer Rouge survivor Khauv Sotheary, producing a film about her mother's experience of the brutal period instead of her own has allowed the 47-year-old professor to understand her family's past even more profoundly.

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