01 January 1969 Drama, History, Romance 104 mins
During the occupation of Cambodia, a Japanese colonel falls in love with a French-Cambodian woman on Bokor Hill. Meanwhile, the people of Cambodia are divided between siding with their former French overlords and the new Japanese invaders.
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Norodom Sihanouk as Ichiro Hasegawa
Monique Sihanouk as Rosette Sicot
René Laporte as Geroges Sicot
Rose of Bokor Mountain Trailer
Cambodia 01 January 1969
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