KMF (Khmer Mekong Films), Cambodia's leading film and video company, is based in Phnom Penh.

We make TV spots, promotions, commercials, drama, documentaries and films for the cinema.

Our clients since July 2006:

Al Jazeera TV, Qatar - Amrita Performing Arts, Cambodia - Annie Leibowitz Studio, New York, USA - Asia Foundation, Cambodia & USA - Asian Development Bank, Philippines - Bajan Vista Productions, Arizona, USA - BBC Television, UK - BBC World Service Trust, Cambodia - Beam TV, London, UK - Believe Media (for Mastercard), UK - Brand Solutions, Cambodia - British Embassy, Cambodia - Cambodian Living Arts, Phnom Penh - Care International, Cambodia - Caritas International, Cambodia - Cellcard, Cambodia - Centre for Social Democracy, Cambodia - Clear Cambodia, Phnom Penh - CLEC, Cambodian Legal Education Centre, Cambodia - Conservation Leadership Programme, Cambridge, UK - Corra Films, New York USA - CTN (Cambodian Television Network) -DAI (Development Alternatives Inc), Cambodia - Dell Computers, Cambodia - Draft Advertising, Cambodia - "Dream for Darfur", USA - East-West Centre, Hawaii - ECCC (Extraordinary Chambers in the Courts of Cambodia) - Epic Arts, Cambodia - Family Health International, Cambodia - Fast Forward, Cambodia - Fatman Films, Vietnam - FIA Foundation, UK - French Cultural Centre, Cambodia - French Embassy, Cambodia - GTZ (German Technical Cooperation), Cambodia - Hill Films, Germany - Hoover Institution, Stanford, USA - International Relief & Development, Cambodia & New York, USA - i2si, Colorado, USA - International Republican Institute, Cambodia & USA - Karol & Setha, Cambodia - Large Blue Productions, London, UK - Living Films, Thailand - Marcanterra, France - Metlaor Corp, Cambodia - Mill Valley Film Group, San Francisco, USA - MTV, Thailand & Europe - MyTV, Phnom Penh - National Election Committee, Cambodia - National Maternal & Child Health Centre, Cambodia - Open Society Justice Initiative, Cambodia & USA - Phnom Penh Beer - Phnom Penh Municipality - Pilgrim Films & TV, Los Angeles, USA - Pritchard Productions, UK - Quantum Clothing, Cambodia - Ritchy & Phil Band, Paris, France - Roomchang Dental, Phnom Penh - Screenbox Productions, Singapore - Silo Collective, Australia - Sitting-in-Pictures, Singapore - The Eyes Television Production, Vancouver, Canada - United Nations Development Programme, Cambodia - United States Pharmacopeia, Thailand - Upside Down Concepts, Singapore - USAID, Washington, USA - US Embassy, Cambodia - Vattanac Bank, Cambodia - VCSS (Reuters), Egypt - VSlim Coffee, Thailand - War Crimes Studies Center, USA - Watershed, Cambodia - Wings Micro-finance, Cambodia - World Bank, Washington, USA - World Education, Cambodia & USA - World Relief, USA - Worldwide Documentaries, USA - Y.L.P. Group, Cambodia

KMF was founded by Matthew Robinson, British TV veteran, now living in Phnom Penh.

This is his Cambodian blog.

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Tuesday, November 8, 2011

Hang on! I'm an Ignoramus!

So there’s this degree I've got - a B.A. in 'Economics'.

I scraped a 2.2 a long time ago and haven’t dusted off my Smith, Keynes or Samuelson since.

Thus, economics wizard I am not.

But, thought I, back in the 90s when everyone and his dog were slavering about the brilliance of being 'In The Euro' while howling about the madness of being out of it, Hang On!

Er - a single currency means the same interest rate across member countries, yes?

Um - countries with economies as diverse as Greece and Germany, Ireland and Italy need different interest rates, yes?

Despite my degree not including a bit of politics (as in a ‘PPE’ from The Other Place), I also thought (back in the 90s):

Er - a single currency must be managed by a single government, yes?

Um - political union before economic union, yes?

Back in the 90s, I waited and waited to hear a single euro-fan from the benches of our HoC, in the pages of our FT, on the airwaves of our BBC, address such ignoramus-like questions. I don’t remember the questions even being asked.

All I ever heard from the mouths of really REALLY brainy euro-fans was how convenient The Euro would be for tourists, importers and exporters.

I had one further thought then that, being an ignormaus in economics, I put to the back of my brain. (Annoyingly, it's been popping round to the front for years and years.)

Er - um - it’s going to be a bit of a mess, no? Yes?

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