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Daron Ker Daron Ker is a Cambodian-American filmmaker best known for his feature documentaries “Rice Field of Dreams” and “I Ride." ==Early life== Born in Cambodia two years before Pol Pot swept into power, Ker and his family were imprisoned by the Khmer Rouge in Battambong concentration camp from 1975-1979. During the fall of the regime in late 1979, his family was able to escape to a Thai refugee camp. Ker has stated that one of his earliest childhood memories was seeing Stanley Kubrick’s epic “Spartacus” projected onto a bedsheet at the camp in Thailand, an experience that inspired him to become a filmmaker. In 1981, his family moved to Southern California after being sponsored by a local church group. After working for a time as a messenger in and around Hollywood, Ker moved to San Francisco to attend film school at the Academy of Art University.
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