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"The Killing Fields" is one of the top "journo" movies ever made, because it shows how frightening and confusing it is to work in a war-zone. In fact, Cambodia in the 1970's had an extraordinary casualty rate among the press.
What happened to the journalists who just disappeared, like Sean Flynn and Dana Stone? We take a look at “gonzo” photographer Tim Page’s quest to resolve their fate. It's a story of rabbit-holes within rabbit-holes.
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By Mary Patricia Nunan
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"The Killing Fields" is one of the top "journo" movies ever made, because it shows how frightening and confusing it is to work in a war-zone. In fact, Cambodia in the 1970's had an extraordinary casualty rate among the press.
What happened to the journalists who just disappeared, like Sean Flynn and Dana Stone? We take a look at “gonzo” photographer Tim Page’s quest to resolve their fate. It's a story of rabbit-holes within rabbit-holes.
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