This one-of-a-kind photo print captures the pulse of Phnom Penh in a moment frozen in time. Through the lens of acclaimed photojournalist Roland Neveu, crowds gather outside the iconic Cinema Phnom Pic as city life moves around them—preserving a rare glimpse into Cambodia’s urban culture, entertainment, and everyday energy of a bygone era.
 
More than a photograph, this piece is a striking window into Cambodia’s rich history, where cinema, community, and street life meet in one unforgettable scene.
 
About the Artist
Roland Neveu is an acclaimed French photojournalist whose career began in the early 1970s. He was one of the few Western photographers to witness the fall of Phnom Penh in 1975 and later documented major world events for publications such as Time and Newsweek. Having spent decades in Asia, Cambodia has remained one of the most meaningful subjects of his work.