“Jailbreak” Shared Its Prominence With CCF’s Family

Kmeng Khmer and their fans at the event

Phnom Penh- It’s such an amazing event that Cambodian Children’s Fund (CCF) cooperated with Westec Media Limited (WML) and Pu Prum Entertainment, held a charity screening of the blockbuster Khmer action movie “Jailbreak” for the CCF’s family.

The site, where the event took place

The event was held at 6:30pm, on the 9^th of February, near Phum Damnak Thum, Phnom Penh, with the attendance of CCF founder, Mr. Scott Neeson, and CEO of WML, Mr. Michael Chai, as well as cast includes Dara Our, Dara Phang, and Kmeng Khmer, and other guests.

The charity screening aims to share the success, greatness, and enjoyment of Khmer action movie “Jailbreak” with the impoverished kids, who were looked after by CCF.

Mr. Michael Chai, CEO of WML (left) and Mr. Scott Neeson, CCF founder (right)

More than 1,000 people were seen to join the event, including lovely impoverished kids. They all came with the fresh and smiley faces. Moreover, they also enjoyed the movie with some snacks such as Popcorn provided by Legend Cinema, and fried chicken provided by KFC, also drinks including Angkor Puro and STING, while watching.

Cambodian Children’s Fund founded by Mr. Scott Neeson in 2003, who wishes to transform the Cambodia’s most impoverished kids into tomorrow’s leaders. The organization pursues different programs in areas that include education, health care, leadership, housing and economy. Nowadays, CCF provides for 2,200 children and their families.

Some moments at the event: