Carrie Mo is an MA student in Asian Studies. Her thesis examines how film production, screening, and festival circulation shape the memory of the Khmer Rouge, and how these processes are shaped by the material conditions of Cambodia’s cinematic infrastructure. Her work on migration examines Sino-Cambodian transnational filmmaking during Democratic Kampuchea, where films, crews, and equipment moved between China and Cambodia as part of diplomacy. 

Degree Pursued: MA

Anticipated Degree Year: 2027

Discipline: Asian Studies

Primary Countries: Cambodia, Las, Myanmar, Vietnam

Research Interests: Cultural capital flow, Chinese-Cambodian interaction, creative industries