Bay of Fire

In the 1970s, Cambodia was the site of atrocities that remained deeply ingrained in the souls of its people for decades after the Khmer Rouge's weapons fell silent. The Cambodian nation endured brutal genocide, famine and tyranny. However, through the eyes of two women and their children, this is not just a historical episode, but a traumatic reality that will live on in them and their descendants for a very long time. Many years later, when Jan Hanus arrives in a remote tropical bay to find peace and his own private piece of heaven, he finds a silent woman living with her family in a simple hut. A bond forms between them, full of hope and misunderstanding. The demons of the past begin to emerge again… The past does not sleep in Cambodia. It is just waiting for someone to awaken it.