Royal Ballet of Cambodia 1. The Story of Jayavarman II (1965) 

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1965 ARC Identifier 52434 / Local Identifier 306.6225. This film documents the work of the Royal Ballet of Cambodia. The first part features the company performing a dance on the legendary origins of Angkor; the second part covers a visit to the School of the Royal Ballet of Cambodia at the Royal Palace in Phnom Penh. Scenes show dance instruction of both boys and girls, a dress rehearsal, costume design, and mask-making. The third part contains footage of the school's graduation ceremonies, including a presentation of novices to Queen Sisowath Kossmak Nearirath, patron of the school, and solo dance by Princess Norodom Buppha Devi. U.S. Information Agency. (1982 - 10/01/1999)

Share culture is common around the world. Look at the British and the Scottish, Ireland,Wales. Same with the Thais and Cambodia, but very complicate relationship between the two cultures.

But what we see here in this video, the dance the music is influenced by the Thai intellectuals and culture because of Thais are not in direct war for over 200 years while Cambodia is under French(before French was the Siam or Early Thai you can say). Thai and the Khmer had a great relationship because the two kings are relative as we can say like father like son. But when the French came they create propagandas to lower the strength of the two nation so they are more easy to manipulate. The French even state in there journal that they were the first to discover the lost temple which is BS!!! But this propaganda continues in Cambodia, in my opinion this is because Cambodia is a new nation compare to Thailand they never had pride in their history so the easiest way is to look around and claim the share culture that there neighbors developed while the Cambodia are still being slaves for other nation to profit. Cambodia is like70-80 years old. There intellectuals were all wiped out not long ago so you can see all those comments claiming others identity and culture 😅 I live in Thailand and have traveled through many countries in SEA, this is one of the saddest country I have ever visit their pass is terrible and yet present, their people still live the history of pride and ego rather than trying to educate and understand which is sad because their government are making it worse😢

Sorry if my comments are like a pro Thai nationalist but I am actually very interest in SEA history. I have been trying to find videos and documentaries about Angkorwat but not much to see online. Am ex NationalGeography from India said something like if they what to go to Cambodia they must not bright up history that hurts the peoples feeling they say( hurts the propaganda) many facts and reasons have been ignored in that country just sad for the people, hope it end soon.

SoMuchLookingAlike! ButThere'reSomeBitDifferencesAboutFeaturesOfDance, Dresses&Accessories!!! InOwnOpinion,CambodianHasGotMoreFluttering&ClumsierMovementThanThai. It'sUnableToPointOutToWhomItBelongsInFact! However,TheAccessoriesSuchAsกระบังหน้า,กรรเจียก,อุบะมาลัย,สังวาลย์,ทองกร,พาหุรัดและทับทรวงHaveBeenShownForRealisingThroughThe"Apsaras"CompletelyOnTheWalls!☀️

@@botchomreangkhmer that sound more realistic that what most cambodia would say, so ok then lol

1965 ARC Identifier 52434 / Local Identifier 306.6225. This film documents the work of the Royal Ballet of Cambodia. The first part features the company performing a dance on the legendary origins of Angkor; the second part covers a visit to the School of the Royal Ballet of Cambodia at the Royal Palace in Phnom Penh. Scenes show dance instruction of both boys and girls, a dress rehearsal, costume design, and mask-making. The third part contains footage of the school's graduation ceremonies, including a presentation of novices to Queen Sisowath Kossmak Nearirath, patron of the school, and solo dance by Princess Norodom Buppha Devi. U.S. Information Agency. (1982 - 10/01/1999)

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