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Release Date:
November 23, 1984
Original Title:
The Killing Fields
Alternate Titles:
Dödens fält
Dødsmarkene
Los gritos del silencio
Urla del silenzio
Velden des Doods
Поля смерти
キリング・フィールド
战火屠城
Genres:
Drama | History | War
Production Companies:
Enigma Productions
Goldcrest
International Film Investors
Production Countries:
United Kingdom
Ratings / Certifications:
AU: M BR: 14 DE: 16 FR: U GB: 15 IE: 15 KR: 18 NL: 16 US: R
Runtime: 142
New York Times reporter Sydney Schanberg is on assignment covering the Cambodian Civil War, with the help of local interpreter Dith Pran and American photojournalist Al Rockoff. When the U.S. Army pulls out amid escalating violence, Schanberg makes exit arrangements for Pran and his family. Pran, however, tells Schanberg he intends to stay in Cambodia to help cover the unfolding story — a decision he may regret as the Khmer Rouge rebels move in.
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Art Direction:
Steve Spence
Roger Murray-Leach
Assistant Art Director:
Martin Atkinson
Ken Court
Assistant Camera:
Tony Breeze
Satharn Pairaoh
Assistant Director:
Alan Goluboff
Howard Rothschild
Buranee Rachjaibun
David Barron
Charles Hubbard
David Brown
Sompol Sungkawess
Gerry Toomey
Richard Hawley
Assistant Editor:
Anne Sopel
Associate Producer:
Iain Smith
Best Boy Electric:
John Clark
Boom Operator:
Dushko Indjic
Camera Operator:
Mike Roberts
Camera Technician:
Agapios Louka
Carpenter:
Len Day
Frank Henry
John Porter
Alan Taylor
Casting:
Susie Figgis
Juliet Taylor
Marion Dougherty
Pat Golden
Casting Assistant:
Say Hong
Clapper Loader:
James Ainslie
Conductor:
Eberhard Schoener
Construction Manager:
Len Furey
Bill Harman
Continuity:
Penny Eyles
Costume Design:
Judy Moorcroft
Dialogue Editor:
Eddy Joseph
Leonard Green
Director:
Roland Joffé
Director of Photography:
Chris Menges
Draughtsman:
Julie Graysmark
Editor:
Jim Clark
Editorial Staff:
Tony Tromp
Electrician:
Eric Melville
Jonn Barry
Eddie Knight
Allan Mills
Executive Producer:
Jake Eberts
First Assistant Director:
Bill Westley
First Assistant Editor:
Bryan Oates
Focus Puller:
Jeremy Gee
Gaffer:
Peter Bloor
Ray Boyle
Generator Operator:
Peter Casey
Graphic Designer:
Howard Brown
John Gorham
Grip:
Tony Cridlin
Hairstylist:
Chris Taylor
Ronnie Cogan
James Keeler
Key Grip:
Robert McRae
Location Assistant:
Hugh O'Donnell
Makeup Artist:
Sophy Pradith
Freddie Williamson
Ken Lintott
Yvonne Coppard
Makeup Supervisor:
Tommie Manderson
Music Arranger:
David Bedford
Music Consultant:
Greg Fulginiti
John Gale
Orchestrator:
David Bedford
Original Music Composer:
Mike Oldfield
Painter:
George Dean
Ronald Kent
John Roberts
Alan Seabrook
Producer:
David Puttnam
Production Assistant:
Ron Quelch
Production Design:
Roy Walker
Production Manager:
Philip Kohler
Claude Hudson
David Coatsworth
Barrie Melrose
Production Supervisor:
Robin Douet
Property Master:
Terry Wells Sr.
Props:
Paul Bradburn
Andrew Deskin
Dave Midson
Screenplay:
Bruce Robinson
Second Unit Director of Photography:
Ivan Strasburg
Set Dresser:
Jacques M. Bradette
Tessa Davies
Sound:
Ian Fuller
Sound Assistant:
Niwat Sumneangsanor
Sound Editor:
Ian Fuller
Peter Compton
David Grimsdale
Ric O'Connor
Sound Mixer:
Bill Rowe
Ray Merrin
Clive Winter
Robert Taylor
Sound Re-Recording Mixer:
Sacha Semeria
Sound Recordist:
Tony Jackson
Special Effects Supervisor:
Fred Cramer
Special Effects Technician:
Andrew Overholtzer
Alan Bryce
Melvyn Pearson
Jay King
Still Photographer:
Roland Neveu
David Appleby
Stunt Coordinator:
Terry Forrestal
Supervising Carpenter:
Fred Gunning
Thanks:
Paul McCartney
Unit Production Manager:
Charles Hubbard
Video Assist Operator:
Judy Freeman
Visual Effects:
Stefan Lange
Costas Charitou
Wardrobe Assistant:
Doungporn Soawapap
Anthony Black
Gary Wells
Wardrobe Master:
Norman Dickens
Keith Morton
Marc O'Hara
Wardrobe Supervisor:
Keith Denny
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