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The Roots Remain (2015)
In an emotional tribute, Montreal graffiti artist Fonki returns to Cambodia to paint a giant mural of his relatives killed in the genocide. During his time there, he connects with a group of Cambodian youth who have also returned hoping to breathe new life into their destroyed culture.
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In an emotional tribute, Montreal graffiti artist Fonki returns to Cambodia to paint a giant mural of his relatives killed in the genocide. During his time there, he connects with a group of Cambodian youth who have also returned hoping to breathe new life into their destroyed culture.
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Genre:Documentary, Drama, War
Written By:Jean-Sébastien Francoeur, Andrew Marchand-Boddy
In Theaters:9/6/2015
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Runtime:73 minutes
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