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im cambodian from oakland and i can say that 100%, without a shadow of doubt that i am for sure not about that life
but you aren’t kiddin..unfortunately a handful of those cambodian dudes who were bangin back in 90s and early 2000s who changed their lives and were trying to do better are now catchin deportation cases due to repatriation agreements with Cambodia
one of my asian american studies profs introduced this film to us a long time ago. I think its an important watch
After escaping the Khmer Rouge in Cambodia, the Ny family became one of thousands of refugees faced with resettlement in the U.S. Their lives unfold through the lens of this stirring video diary. As 18-year-old Sokly Ny (Don Bonus) struggles to graduate from high school, his family is harassed in the housing projects, his eldest brother cannot fill a dead father’s shoes and his youngest brother ends up in a youth prison. Sokly shares these experiences, his personal feelings and his hopes as the year progresses. Ultimately, A.K.A DON BONUS becomes a story of triumph and survival from the perspective of one of America’s newest arrivals.
I went to Galileo (Don's HS) as well by the way