Cambodian supernatural drama, FREEDOM DEAL screens on the West Coast, USA at 'Music and Turmoil', San Francisco

The Camerado-produced supernatural Asian drama, 'FREEDOM DEAL: The Story of Lucky', screened July 11th at the 1970: Music and Turmoil event in San Francisco, CA, USA accompanied by the film's director, US filmmaker, J "Jack RO" Rosette, who spent more than half a decade in Cambodia developing and researching the ongoing 'FREEDOM DEAL' project.

Also attending was rock historian, Richie Unterberger, author of the definitive Velvet Underground biopic, 'WHITE LIGHT WHITE HEAT', who gave an insightful video presentation on 1970 rock and roll as an interesting compliment to the Asian themed movie screening.

FREEDOM DEAL: The Story of Lucky (Synopsis) - May 4, 1970 – Cambodia. During the 1970 US-Vietnam conflict, a combined US & Army of South Vietnam military operation enters Cambodia to locate and destroy North Vietnamese and Viet Cong sanctuaries. A Cambodian youth named Samnang (‘Lucky’) and an ornery but likable wedding musician make their way through the conflict – encountering landmines,  surreal Cambodian ghosts known as ‘Arbs’, and marauding helicopters as they go.

For more information, please visit www.freedoomdealmovie.com or the producers at Camerado Movies and Media www.camerado.com