Cambodia announces a complete ban on Chinese film "All or Nothing"

Cambodia announced a complete ban on the recently hit movie "All or Nothing" in China.

Recently, Cambodian Ministry of Culture and Arts spokesman Samman said that in view of the fact that the movie "All or Nothing" has seriously affected Cambodia's reputation, the film will be banned from being released and broadcast in Cambodia, and has written to the Chinese side hoping to stop the film's release.

Sangman said that because the film may be spread on the Internet, the Ministry of Culture and Art will ask the Ministry of Posts and Telecommunications to cooperate and block the film on the Internet.

The Chinese film "All or Nothing", released in early August, claims to be based on real events, telling the story of a computer programmer who was trafficked to an unknown country and fell into a violent fraud organization in Southeast Asia.

Earlier, Cambodian media also reported that the popular Chinese film "All or Nothing" not only affected Cambodia, Myanmar and Thailand, but also made Chinese tourists discouraged ASEAN countries.

After the film was broadcast, it had a greater impact on tourism in Cambodia, Myanmar, Thailand and other places.

At the beginning of this year, negative information about tourism in ASEAN countries began to circulate on Chinese social platforms, resulting in a sharp drop in the number of Chinese tourists. After the film was broadcast, it intensified the panic and concern of Chinese about ASEAN countries' travel, affecting the tourism industry of Chinese tourists in ASEAN countries.

Regarding this movie, some netizens said that while Cambodia is blocking, it should also reflect on whether there is really a problem with the feedback in the movie, and explain it to solve everyone's doubts.

Of course, some Cambodian netizens expressed anger at this and asked the relevant departments to intervene, because the film caused damage to Cambodia's reputation and caused people to misunderstand Cambodia.