The Killing Fields continue to haunt us. As the Khmer Rouge tribunal collects testimonies from aging war criminals and survivors alike, is this our last chance for justice?
Wounds We Carry Trailer from Michael Siv on Vimeo.
A personal documentary by Michael Siv and a production of the Center for Asian American Media
Check out this latest article from the SF Chronicle about 'Wounds We Carry'...
We've scheduled a fundraiser at San Francisco's Club Shine on January 19. The guest speaker will be Peggy Saika of AAPIP. Dancing optional! Bookmark the date!
Mike Siv, Director of Wounds We Carry thanks supporters and chooses winners of our raffle! Please continue to follow our film progress and updates...
A very touching note posted on the WWC Facebook page from a follow Southeast Asian American on our heritage, history and community.
Watch the streaming video of Wounds We Carry's online Google Hangout discussion on the importance of Cambodians from the different generations to connect and understand each other.
Sophanny Bay, one of the subjects in Wounds We Carry, courageously shares her heartbreaking story and her experience returning to Cambodia.
Nobody knows how much bloodshed this tree has seen in its lifetime.
Vessna Eath explains the significance of Wounds We Carry for his generation.
Thanks to those who attended!
A young Cambodian American talks about the importance of having a connection to her parents' experience and history.
