Event Date: March 16, 2026 - 5:30pm to 7:30pm
Location: CRX C407, 100 Louis-Pasteur Private

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Presented by the Development Student Association (AÉDSA), CIPS, the School of International Development and Global Studies, and the Gender, Peace, and Development Research Network

On March 16, the AEDSA is organizing a screening of Broken Courage, a powerful documentary about friendship, forgiveness, healing, and hope—followed by a panel discussion. The documentary’s director, David Peck, will be in attendance.

Synopsis: Set against the backdrop of the beautiful country of Cambodia, Broken Courage is a documentary which follows Suon Rottana, a former teenage Khmer Rouge rebel, a soldier with the Cambodian army, a prisoner of war and a landmine amputee. Suon, now a wounded man, confronts and shares his difficult past in order to heal and educate future generations. Broken Courage is a documentary about memory, history, grief and similarity through difference; it speaks to the interconnectivity of stories and their power to heal trauma.

Come listen, learn, reflect, and share together.

Movie Trailer