ERR together with Mondo and
the writer-director Gerli Nõmm organised public screening to the
documentary.
On 22nd November 2016 the documentary
“Three Jewels” was premiered in Kinomaja cinema in Tallinn with 55 viewers.
Sound
director Indrek Soe, translator
Nguon Somalya, writer-director Gerli Nõmm and cinematographer Martin
Tennokene
Briefly about the film:
The documentary
"Three Jewels" takes us to Buddhist Cambodia to tell us the stories
of three women from different generations. They come from the same village and
their common passion is traditional singing but fate has treated them
differently.
The main hero Srey Oun is 35 years old, single and
given up her dream of going to the capital to study traditional music - in
order to help her parents cope with hard work in the country.
25-year-old Srey Pov on the other hand has got
everything she ever dreamed of - she is a famous singer and has her own
business in the capital Phnom Penh. She is able to support her family without
any concerns.
Blind bard Koeut Ran who survived the Khmer Rouge
genocide has dedicated her life to teaching dharma song and now can proudly see
her former students spreading ancient knowledge.
You can watch the documentary “Three
Jewels”
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