of Amsterdam (IDFA) Best Feature Documentary 2010 Grierson Award for Best Cinema Documentary Awards and honors Enemies of the People was shortlisted for the Academy Award for Best Documentary Feature in 2011. In 2012, the film won an Emmy Award for Outstanding Investigative Journalism (Long Form). In June 2011, the U.S.-based International Center for Journalists announced that Thet Sambath was the recipient of its 2011 Knight International Journalism Award for his career achievement. In its press release the ICFJ called Enemies of the People "arguably the most important film about the Khmer Rouge." ICFJ President and member of the jury Joyce Barnathan said Sambath's work was 'an amazing, amazing journalistic feat'. Further Investigation Thet Sambath and Rob Lemkin have announced they are making a second film based on the material shot for their first film with new material being gathered from new Khmer Rouge sources. The film is entitled "Suspicious Minds" and will investigate the political conflict inside the Khmer Rouge movement that drove the violence. Lemkin has further stated this film will explain for the first time why the Killing Fields happened. Sambath and Lemkin continue to blog on their researches, adding material on Nuon Chea's early career and Pol Pot's rise to power in the Khmer Rouge. In June 2011, they began to upload further interview excerpts with Nuon Chea. Topics so far include: revolution, killing traitors, confessions, smashing, Year Zero, the nation. Interviews Nuon Chea aka "Brother Number Two" Khoun Suon Sister "Em" See also Kang Kek Iew References External links Official Facebook Fan Page Enemies of the People report on Channel Four (UK) News (originally broadcast 2010-12-12) Enemies of the People website on POV 2009 films British documentary films English-language Cambodian films Khmer-language films Documentary films about the Cambodian genocide 2009 documentary films Cambodian documentary films Documentary films about reconciliation Films scored by Daniel Pemberton 2000s English-language films 2000s British films