Monthly Archives: May 2012

“Chou uses only the barest amounts of archival footage, underscoring just how many of the films were lost forever. Instead he uses movie posters, songs, radio announcements and most importantly, footage of people just telling stories about the movies they remember. And … Continue reading →

Director Davy Chou will participate at the 7th Association for Southeast Asian Cinemas Conference “The politics, practices and poetics of the archive” (19-20th of June) in the National Museum of Singapore. Golden Slumbers will be screened on the 21th of … Continue reading →

Golden Slumbers by Davy Chou arrives in Australia: screening at Sydney International Film Festival on the 15th and 16th June 2012. More information here. Don’t miss the Cambodian Psych-Out Party the 15th of June after Golden Slumbers screening! Free admission. … Continue reading →

Golden Slumbers will be screened on the 30 & 31th of May 2012 at Seattle International Film Festival. Director Davy Chou will be present for a Skype Q&A on the 31th! More information here.

If you have missed Long Beach screening of Golden Slumbers during Los Angeles Asian Pacific Film Festival, you can read a summary of the post screening session, with special guests sharing their stories with the audience.

Click here to watch the interview on the website “Asians On Film”.

“Davy Chou’s work speaks to past films, to an artistic lineage, just as modern literature speaks to past literature. In this way, despite what disappears – and in defiance of what is deliberately covered over – we find another path … Continue reading →

Davy Chou was interviewed yesterday for France Inter in the program “L’humeur Vagabonde”. You can listen again to the radio program here (Davy Chou is speaking around 35 minutes after the beginning).

Golden Slumbers will participate in Los Angeles Asian Pacific Film Festival. There will be two screenings in presence of Director Davy Chou: – Tuesday, May 15 at 4:45 PM at CGV Cinemas 3 – Sunday, May 20 at 4:30 PM … Continue reading →