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Ruos Cheat Jivit

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Ruos Cheat Jivit
Also known asTaste of Life
GenreMedical drama, soap opera
Created byMatthew Robinson
Written byTom Som (Head writer)
Country of originCambodia
No. of episodes100
Production
Executive producerMatthew Robinson
Running time22 minutes
Original release
NetworkCambodian Television Network
Release2004 (2004)

Ruos Chea Jivit (in Khmer: រស់ជាតិជិវិត in English: Taste of Life) is a Cambodian medical drama series and soap opera.

History

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It was created and produced by Matthew Robinson, a former director and producer/executive producer of the BBC television series Byker Grove and EastEnders, and its production costs were met by the United Kingdom's Department for International Development as part of a £3 million plan to combat the spread of HIV/Aids and decrease infant mortality in Cambodia, a country with the highest infection rates in South-East Asia and where a third of all children were dead before their fifth birthday.[1]

It was the first-ever Khmer production to use actual voice without dubbing. The series began a trend in Cambodian films of using actors' real voices without being dubbed.

References

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  1. ^ Monroe, Jo (8 August 2004). "Soap and charity". the guardian.com. Retrieved 19 August 2020.