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Tum Teav (Khmer: ទុំទាវ [
tum tiəw];
meaning "
Tum and
Teav") is a mid-19th
century Cambodian romantic tragedy folk tale. It is
originally based on a poem...
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talented novice monk
named Tum and a
beautiful adolescent girl
named Teav. From the
first sight,
Tum, the monk, was in love with
Teav, a very
beautiful young...
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Tum Teav (Khmer: ទុំទាវ) is a 2003 Romance-tragedy
Cambodian film
portraying the
tragedy of the star-crossed
lovers Tum and
Teav. The film was inspired...
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completed his best-known work, the palm leaf m****cript of
Tum Teav. His
version of
Tum Teav contains 1050 stanzas,
including a 39-stanza
preface in which...
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Sorvong story was
enacted in
dance form by the
Royal Ballet of Cambodia.
Tum Teav,
which has been compared[by whom?] to Shakespeare's
Romeo and Juliet, is...
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Botumthera Som,
Tum Teav,
which is
widely considered the
Khmer Romeo and Juliet. This film was
remade in 2003 by Fai Som Ang as
Tum Teav. A
talented novice...
- (ទឹករាំផ្ការាំ; lit. "Dancing
Flower and
Dancing Water"), 1915
Tum Teav (ទុំទាវ; lit. "
Tum and
Teav") by the
Venerable Som, the 1900 work
Bimba bilap (Bimba's...
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Chlangden Vol. 041)
Champa Koh
Thmei (Album:
Chlangden Vol. 005)
Chamrieng TumTeav (Album:
Chlangden Vol. 085)
Chamrieng Visamakal (Album:
Chlangden Vol....
- Roeun's Torn Chey (1985),
about a
peasant boy who
outwits the king; and
Tum Teav (1986), an
adaptation of the
classic Cambodian romance; and his new work...
- same university. In the 1960s, Pich
Tum Kravil became famous for his
interpretation of the role of
Tum in "
Tum Teav", a
local equivalent to
Romeo and Juliet...
