Heng Tola

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Heng Tola
Born
Heng Tola

Cambodia
OccupationFilm director, producer
Years active2000s -

Heng Tola is a Cambodian film director and producer. Some of the films he has worked on include Villa Horror, Ghost Banana Tree, Pteah khmaoch tinh, and Gratefulness.

Background[]

Tola founded the film production company Campro Production with some of his friends in 2003.[1] He was also the managing director of Kirirom Cinema which was located on Sihanouk Boulevard.[2] He is the president of Ek Phnom Cinema which is located at Borey Raksmey, Battambang Province.[3]

Career[]

His film Gratefulness which starred Ly Chan Siha was an award winning film.[4] His film Ghost Banana Tree, released in 2004 was the fourth Campro production film.[citation needed] The 2005 horror film, The Forest received several award nominations at the . It managed to pick up the Best Special Effects award.[5] Also that year, Pteah khmaoch tinh aka The Haunted House was released, starring Chan Nary, Prak Sambath and Huy Yaleng.[6][7]

Tola has commented on the fluctuation of the Cambodian film industry, and how they could make it last.[8]

References[]

  1. ^ Taipei Times, Fri, Jan 06, 2006 - Page 16　News List, Cambodian films are undergoing a rebirth (Page 1)
  2. ^ The Cambodia Daily, April 26, 2006 - PM-Approved Film: Melodrama or Propaganda? by Kuch Naren
  3. ^ Cambodge Mag, 18 janvier 2018 - Cambodge : Nouveau cinéma à Battambang
  4. ^ Inquirer.net, October 07, 2011 - Colorful protagonists enliven unconventional screen treats By: Rito P. Asilo
  5. ^ , 25 October 2014 - Top 5 Cambodian Horror Movies, The Forest (2005) - Writer: Florey DM
  6. ^ IMDb -The Haunted House (2005
  7. ^ The Phnom Penh Post, Thu, 26 June 2008 - Villagers pray to spirits of 'ghost house' Tracey Shelton and Nguon Sovan
  8. ^ Taipei Times, Fri, Jan 06, 2006 - Page 16　News List, Cambodian films are undergoing a rebirth (Page 2)

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