Angkor, the Lost City
1961
12 min
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A pictorial essay on the ruins of the ancient city of Angkor. The greatest assembly of sculpture the world has ever known--a whole metropolis of palaces and temples, recovered from the jungle. Six hundred monuments, picture-tapestries in stone, and Angkor-Vat, a mile-square temple of grey sandstone, reveal the glories of the Khmers, ancestors of today's Cambodians.
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A pictorial essay on the ruins of the ancient city of Angkor. The greatest assembly of sculpture the world has ever known--a whole metropolis of palaces and temples, recovered from the jungle. Six hundred monuments, picture-tapestries in stone, and Angkor-Vat, a mile-square temple of grey sandstone, reveal the glories of the Khmers, ancestors of today's Cambodians.
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directorRoger BlaisMorten Parker
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executive producerNicholas Balla
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commentaryNoel Stone
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photographyDonald WilderRoger MorideRoy Nolan
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sound editingKarl DuplessisJoan Edward
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re-recordingGeorge Croll
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