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Charlie Chaplin is on vacation in Asia in 1936 when Cambodians are challenging colonial exploitation. Chaplin must choose: lend his celebrity status to the anti-colonial cause or stay silent. Fictionalised around real events, this is a story about how an embittered Chaplin abandons his silent Tramp in order to find his own voice.

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    A Paperback / softback by Ian Masters

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      Publisher: Monsoon Books
      Publication Date: 01/10/2023
      ISBN13: 9781915310125, 978-1915310125
      ISBN10: 1915310121
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      Biography: arts and entertainment Colonialism and imperialism

      Description

      Book Synopsis
      Charlie Chaplin is on vacation in Asia in 1936 when Cambodians are challenging colonial exploitation. Chaplin must choose: lend his celebrity status to the anti-colonial cause or stay silent. Fictionalised around real events, this is a story about how an embittered Chaplin abandons his silent Tramp in order to find his own voice.

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