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Comrades, put their luggage in the car!
Hurry up!
Take their luggage. Let's go!
Listen.
Brother #1's portrait
must be stunning.
His features shouldn't be too hard.
He must be smiling.
This color isn't right. It's too dark.
Make sure... His face should be pink,
like a young virgin's.
Understood?
I was thinking of replacing the Independence Monument with this statue.
Let me see...
Or it should be installed
in front of the Royal Palace, facing the river.
No.
And the Olympic Stadium? There's more space there.
Here. Brother #1 wants to be here.
At the foot of Wat Phnom?
No, here.
Instead of the pagoda.
But that's Phnom Penh's symbol!
No problem.
Blow it up with dynamite, and bang!
And clean up thoroughly. Give me the statue!
You must respect him.
He must be exactly there.
Keep walking!
- No pictures! - We're reporters!
Go back to your rooms!
If our people were able to build Angkor,
then they can do anything...
Long live the new society of Kampuchea, with neither rich nor poor!
Comrade, speak Khmer!
This isn't Paris.
Those who speak French are traitors.
What traitors are you talking about?
I'm the son of peasants, of poor people, like you.
I've never been to France before.
You, the son of peasants?
Brothers and sisters,
have some more.
My people worked really hard
to give you this delicious food.
Translate.
Tell them
that supporters of imperialists are all traitors.
And who cares what happens to them!
Comrade, they are the Angkar's guests.
Show some courtesy, right?
The Angkar tells us what to do.
What more should I say?
Just answer their questions.
But...
I don't know what else to say.
That's enough, comrade, say no more!
Comrade, follow me.
Come along!
In the 12th century, there were no curators.
It was our peasants who built Angkor Wat.
Comrades, who come from the West,
know that the Khmer people
don't need you anymore.
We no longer need colonialists,
imperialists or capitalists.
What are you doing here?
If you can't find the bastard,
you're dead. Got it?
Your families, too. You have 5 minutes.
Yes, comrade, forgive me.
Forgive me for my negligence.
I'll find him tomorrow.
He's useless. Ignorant peasant!
He's incompetent. How could he run a country?
I sent soldiers after him.
Yes, comrade.
What's the situation like?
Soldiers are looking for him.
He can't go that far.
It's Ta Mok.
Comrade, forgive me.
I've been neglectful.
Please forgive me!
You traitor!
Comrade, spare me!
Don't hurt my wife and children.
I take all the blame.
Comrade, let me go!
Are you the interpreter?
Yes, comrade.
This morning, you were with Chan, right?
Yes, I was.
Comrade,
this isn't his fault.
What do you think?
The Angkar gets rid of whoever carries the filth of the old society.
The Angkar eliminates all the parasites
who oppose Democratic Kampuchea.
And so, what?
Do you think the Angkar's decision is unfair?
No.
Where are you going? On your knees!
On your knees!
Right now!
If you move, I'll kill you.
Comrade, hold him.
Don't you move!
Get me the film rolls!
Even if they're hidden up his ass, bring them to me.
If there's one missing,
I'll cut off your hands
and let you bleed to death.
Bang Ti Moy.
Brother Pol.
Let him go!
We tie him up tightly to interrogate him.
We give him one or two shocks. He won't talk.
So we give him more shocks.
But we don't electrocute him to death.
We go at it gradually.
One or two more shocks so he talks.
And we don't let him get away.
If he does,
he may attack us.
Comrades, this intellectual can't even recognize an elephant!
Don't be rude, Miss.
Mr. Thomas ran away again. That's the whole story.
In the past,
the Party made sure
to educate us,
to nurture
and consolidate our position
as proletarians.
Search them! That'll be enough.
When you start a revolution,
when you take a step forward,
with a strong revolutionary spirit you can do anything.
Information about Paul Thomas?
This Paul Thomas is an agent of the CIA
or the KGB.
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