Alumni News Video: Humor, Phnom-Penh-style

By Princeton Alumni Weekly

Published online January 19, 2011

Watch sketches written by Jacob Gold '06 and James O'Toole '08 for Cambodia's first sketch-comedy TV show, "Upside Down."

"Robot and Scientist: Street Show"

www.cambodiafilms.com/robot.mov

www.cambodiafilms.com/birthday.mov

www.cambodiafilms.com/noodles.mov

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