Cambodian genocide survivor interviews former Khmer Rouge officer
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 1 ธ.ค. 2021
- Brother Number One follows Kiwi Rob Hamill to Cambodia where he appears before a War Crimes Tribunal seeking justice for his eldest brother Kerry who, along with two sailing mates, was murdered by the Khmer Rouge in 1978. Through following Rob Hamill’s personal journey, Brother Number One explores one of the “forgotten” genocides of the 20th century, examining how and why nearly 2 million Cambodians could be killed by the Khmer Rouge.
In this clip, Rob meets Meas Mutt, who commanded the gunboat which seized his brother's boat. Joining them is Cambodian filmmaker Kulikar Sotho, who lost her father during the Khmer Rouge period. Sotho translates Rob's questions to Mutt, before she herself asks the former officer about how so many lives were lost under Pol Pot.
Brother Number One won Best Director Documentary at the Aotearoa Film & Television Awards. The documentary was also screened at the New Zealand International Film Festival and the Melbourne International Film Festival.
Such a sinister smile... only god knows what kind of things this man did during the regime
That’s the way most Cambodians smile. I don’t see anything sinister. Just a regular old man and that’s the problem. Man’s inhumanity to man are made by regular people.
@@johnathant9832 he smiles like a creep
@@theatrelac it's only sinister because he was part of a cruel, murderous regime. Most cambodians have gentle smiles like this old man.
@@theatrelac Your A creep for thinking that
@@theatrelac he probably carpet-bombed entire cambodian villages with 500lb bombs .... oh wait... that was Nixon and Kissinger
THIS MAN IS SICK .
He was forced
just pure evil
More like a lot of “I was just following orders” and a little bit of “oh sheet they kept the receipts all these years later!
You must be joking to ask the killer to confess his deed.
No accountability
មើលតែមុខគាត់ទៅ ក៏អាចដឹងបានថាគាត់ជាមនុស្សឃោឃៅបែបណាទៅហើយ។
កន្តួយម៉ែអាឆ្កួត😂
No you cannot, and that is what is so chilling
@@pollinseclectic8254 He looks like a demon when his face transforms when hes talking about it
He even dare to negotiate the dead poll , evil !
USA and other western countries supported pol pot's gangs against Vietnam so I guess for a westerner good/evil depends on western interest. Bunch of hypocrite white devils trying to lecture us.
A guilty and proud reply. Saying less than a million to feel less guilty. It was definitely over a million or over 1.5 million.
@@lukesmith981 He's right about that, less than 1 million, maybe a million. The higher numbers are exaggerated and unproven, controversial.
I believe "Dutch" said he was a very polite chap but he had him burnt to death
idk why these former kr still living it.
មិនព្រមនិយាយកាពិតបានតែចាប់ដាក់គុកអោយអស់ពួកអាបាតដៃប្រឡាក់ឈាម
កន្តួយម៉ែអា ហេង ខួរឆ្កួត😂
Should find a better interpreter
អាតាកញ្ចាស់ជិតងាប់ទៅវិញហើយ នូវតែមិនទាន់ដឹងការពិត
Man ! That fucking guy .. still smiling
ម្នាក់នៅតែនិយាយ បិតបាំងរឿងប៉ុល ពត
ច្រើនណាស់ លើសនឹងផង! គឺព្រោះតែ មេខាងលើ ចេះតែឲ្យបោសសម្អាតហ្នឹង
អ្នកសួ និង អ្នក ឆ្លើយ ខុសប្រធានបទទាំងអស់ សួគោឆ្លើយក្របី
សម្តេចលោកមានបណ្តាញព៏តមានរយពាន់តែលោកមិនអាចដឹងបានអស់
i watch his face i was scare.
មើលតែចរិត តាណឹងដឹងហើយ មនុស្សប្រភេទក្រណាត់ចុងគីប
The liar old man
Cheyyo angkar padevat
this is more of an interrogation than an interview
Kduy soy
គាត់និយាយកុហកដើម្បីដោះសារតែប៉ុណ្ណោះ!
អាមុតកូនប្រសាអាម៉ុក
It's important to forgive... at some point, the facts blur into fiction.
Eventually, all will be forgotten.
It's so easy to forgive when you're not the victim.
@osheridan This is true. Justice should be served.
He is spitting facts. You are all just coping.
I hope you're a troll, because if you aren't then it must mean you're an ignorant person or a khmer rouge sympathiser
Is it just me or does he really somehow look blood thirsty. 🫣