Last Seen at Angkor

This documentary explores the history and mysteries surrounding the ancient Khmer capital of Angkor. It delves into the rise and fall of the Khmer Empire, the architectural marvels of its temples, and the challenges faced in preserving this UNESCO World Heritage site. The film features interviews with leading archaeologists and historians who shed light on the latest discoveries and ongoing research.

Last Seen at Angkor was generally well-received for its educational content and visually stunning presentation of the Angkorian ruins. Critics praised its informative approach to Khmer history and the efforts being made to conserve the site, though some noted a lack of narrative drama. Audiences appreciated the detailed exploration of a significant historical location.

• Praised for its comprehensive historical overview of Angkor.

• Appreciated for its detailed examination of Khmer architecture and its significance.

• Commended for highlighting the conservation efforts vital to preserving the ancient city.

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The film was shot over several years, capturing different seasons and stages of archaeological work at the Angkor complex.