Don’t Think I’ve Forgotten

Synopsis

During the 60’s and early 70’s as the war in Vietnam threatened its borders, a new music scene emerged in Cambodia that took Western rock and roll and stood it on its head – creating a sound like no other. Cambodian musicians crafted this sound from the various rock music styles sweeping, America, England and France, adding the unique melodies and hypnotic rhythms of their traditional music. The beautiful singing of their renowned female vocalists became the final touch that made this mix so enticing.

Director Biography

John Pirozzi is a director and cinematographer of musical documentaries. Beside directing music videos for Queens of the Stone Age, Calexico, Vic Chesnutt and Victoria Williams, he also shot the closing number the musical performance by Leonard Cohen and U2, I’m Your Man. He has done much 2nd unit work for the CBS TV show Person of Interest and for the main feature City of Ghosts (2002).