Cambodia is a country with a rich cultural heritage and breathtaking landscapes. Many filmmakers have been drawn to Cambodia's unique beauty and have chosen it as a filming location. Some of the most famous movies shot in Cambodia include "Tomb Raider", "The Killing Fields", and "First They Killed My Father". These movies showcase the stunning beauty of Cambodia's temples, jungles, and rivers. The iconic Angkor Wat temple complex in Siem Reap has been featured in many films, and the Mekong River has served as a backdrop for several movies. Cambodia's tragic history has also been portrayed in movies like "The Killing Fields", which was shot in various locations around Phnom Penh. Cambodia's diverse landscapes and rich history make it an ideal location for filmmakers looking for something unique and visually stunning.