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Have you seen The Killing Fields (1984)?
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The Killing Fields (1984) dir. Roland Joffé
I tend to listen to individual tracks more than albums these days, because more often than not an artist will have a few tracks I love and the rest are not particularly compelling to me. So when I find an album that's enjoyable to listen to as a whole (or even 60+%), it means I really like that artist's sound, and usually they're really good at writing interesting songs that don't sound cliché. So, here are my favorite music albums I listened to this year:
Twenty One Pilots "Blurryface"
Shinedown "Planet Zero" (and very honorable mention to three-track album "Killing Fields")
Pink Floyd "The Division Bell"
Lady Gaga "Mayhem"
Alexis Ffrench - basically everything of his lol, the man is a musical genius
Sam Waterston memes for the soul
The Killing Fields was released on 2 November 1984.
Based on Sydney Schanberg's The Death and Life of Dith Pran, his 1980 account of his colleague's persecution by the Khmer Rouge regime in Cambodia, producer David Puttnam had difficulty finding someone to make the film until he talked with Roland Joffé, who had television experience, but had never directed a feature film.
According to Julian Sands, Joffé wanted to cast actors without much experience, including John Malkovich, and Haing S. Ngor - who had been imprisoned in Cambodia before escaping - as Dith Pran, and Spalding Gray (who would use his experience to create his monologue Swimming to Cambodia). Sam Waterston was cast as Schanberg.
While some of the real-life participants of the historical events criticized the film for its inaccuracies, The Killing Fields was a commercial and critical success. It was nominated for 7 Academy Awards, including Best Picture, Best Director, Best Actor (Waterston), and Best Screenplay (Bruce Robinson).
Ngor received the Oscar for Best Supporting Actor, Chris Menges for Best Cinematography, and Jim Clark for Best Editing.