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1984 · 142 min · R

The Killing Fields

Directed by Roland Joffé · Drama, History, War

The Killing Fields (1984) is a Drama film, directed by Roland Joffé set in Cambodia during the 1970s. It runs 142 minutes and is rated R.

A survival, with a bleak and tense tone. Themes of friendship, freedom & oppression, and guilt & shame run throughout.

Composer
Mike Oldfield
Cinematography
Chris Menges
Cast
Sam WaterstonHaing S. NgorJohn MalkovichJulian SandsCraig T. NelsonSpalding GrayBill PatersonAthol Fugard

The world of this film

Setting

Where
Cambodia
When

Premise & themes

Premise
Tone
BleakTense

Shape

Protagonist
Two Hander
Pacing
Measured
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