Holly (2006)
Directed by Guy Moshe

Drama

Film Synopsis

Patrick, an American dealer in stolen artefacts, has been living in Cambodia for several years when he meets Holly, a young girl, in the K-11 red light district.  Holly has recently been smuggled across the border from Vietnam by her penniless parents and forced to work as a prostitute.  When Holly is sold to a people trafficker Patrick sets out on a mad quest to find her and rescue her from a life of depravity...
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Film Credits

  • Director: Guy Moshe
  • Script: Guy Jacobson, Guy Moshe
  • Cinematographer: Yaron Orbach
  • Music: Tôn-Thât Tiêt
  • Cast: Ron Livingston (Patrick), Chris Penn (Freddie), Udo Kier (Klaus), Virginie Ledoyen (Marie), Thuy Nguyen (Holly), Sahajak Boonthanakit (Tommy)
  • Country: USA / France / Israel / Cambodia
  • Language: English / Khmer / Vietnamese
  • Support: Color
  • Runtime: 114 min

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