[1] Their first film, Gratefulness, was inspired by the true life story of a young girl.
The next movie was a period horror film called Neang Neath, which performed well at the Cambodia box office.
[2] The company made several Karaoke as well in this period, but discontinued in late 2004 to concentrate on making movies.
[3] Despite the current taste for horror movies, Heng Tola believes a more serious trend is emerging, prompted in part by the resentment many Cambodians feel about their colonial past and toward domineering neighbours such as Thailand and Vietnam.
[4] The company produced some dramas and comedies, including Gratefulness, Motherless, Mr. Mao, The Wall of Love, and The Painter' (film) but most failed at the box office.