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Notable Cambodian film producers and directors include:
- Rithy Panh (1988–present), a French-trained Cambodian producer.
- Brendan Moriarty (2003-present) a American / Cambodian Director / Producer
- Fey Som Ang (1989–present), a Cambodian film director.Also associated with Thai film productions.
- Parn Puong Bopha (1989–present), a Cambodian film director.
- Yvette Som (1990–present), producer of Angkorwat studio films.
- Tim Pek (1975–present), Australian-Cambodia film director and producer.
- Ieu Pannakar, film director since the 1950s and 60s.
- Vann Vannak, film director/actor from the 1970s.
- Dy Saveth, Film producer/actress from the 1970s. Also associated with Thai film productions.
- Huy Kung, Chinese/Cambodian film director of the 1970s and 80s.
- Tat Somnang, Cambodian, singer, producer, and film director of the 1970s
- Tea Lum Kang, Chinese/Cambodian film director of the 1970s. Directed the all-time must see Cambodian film, Pos Keng Kang
- Mao Somnang,Cambodian novelist and screenwriter of the 1980s and 90s.
- Kong Buncheun, novelist/music composer/producer/director since the 1950s.
- King Norodom Sihanouk, the former King himself directed more than forty-six of Khmer films, forty-three of which were produced after his abdication in 1955.
- Channy Peakdey, film director since 1989. She directed the 1994 version of "Promatt Promong."
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