Bring an unforgettable story of Cambodian music, memory, and cultural identity to your audience.
Elvis of Cambodia is an award-winning documentary exploring the life, legacy, and enduring cultural impact of Cambodia’s beloved singer Sinn Sisamouth.​
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More than a music documentary, the film examines memory, identity, resilience, and the emotional connection generations of Cambodians continue to carry through his music.
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Screenings have resonated with audiences around the world — from film festivals and universities to Cambodian community organizations and cultural events.
​​Film Festivals​
Universities and Schools
Cambodian Community Organizations
Museums and Cultural Institutions
Libraries
Independent Theaters
Asian-American Cultural Programming
Community Discussions and Heritage Events
Elvis of Cambodia has screened for audiences ranging from film festival attendees and university students to Cambodian diaspora communities and cultural organizations around the world.
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Many screenings include conversations around memory, music, identity, cultural preservation, and intergenerational storytelling.​
"I just watched the film this past weekend...It is incredible! Extraordinary documentary of the King of Cambodian music. I love-love it!! Makes my heart so full. Thank you for making this film!"
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- Pka Rumdoul
🎉 Celebrate Sinn Sisamouth's Birthday
Special Community Screening Rate: USD $250 (Regularly USD $325)
Book your screening license by August 23, 2026, and join communities around the world in celebrating the life and legacy of Cambodia's legendary singer, Sinn Sisamouth.
Community Screening License
Host Elvis of Cambodia at your organization, community, university, temple, or cultural institution.
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Standard Community Screening License
USD $325
Includes:
âś“ Theatre-ready digital screening file
âś“ Public performance license for one event
âś“ Promotional images & poster artwork
âś“ Press materials
âś“ Pre-recorded welcome from filmmaker Chris G. Parkhurst
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Optional Live Q&A
+ USD $50
Join filmmaker Chris Parkhurst live via Zoom following your screening.
​​We would be honored to work with your organization, institution, festival, or community to bring Elvis of Cambodia to audiences through screenings, conversations, and shared cultural experience.