Inside Angelina Jolie's film set in Cambodia

Angelina Jolie has just finished filming "First They Killed My Father" after three months back in Cambodia. After finishing, she took her children back to England - where Brad Pitt is filming the sequel to "World War Z".

Before the filming was completed, Angelina Jolie and the crew had a fun day by the hotel pool. The director wore a white maxi dress and a wide-brimmed hat and chatted with everyone.

Angelina Jolie's film crew camped at Kulen Mountain in Siem Reap province to film scenes. The famous star wore a simple tank top and baggy pants, revealing new tattoos on her back.

The film crew was mostly Cambodian, but Angelina Jolie still brought in trusted crews from England and America, including important positions such as producers, cameramen...

"Angelina is very serious about making movies. She has to work with the Khmer actors and crew to make everything run smoothly," a source said.

Angelina Jolie's two adopted children, Maddox and Pax Thien, were both involved in the making of the film. Maddox took on many production duties. Pax Thien took documentary photos for the crew.

Outside of filming, Angelina Jolie took her children to visit temples in Cambodia to learn about the country's culture.

Panorama of the film set where Angelina Jolie worked.

"First They Killed My Father" is adapted from the war memoirs of Cambodian author and social activist Loung Ung. This is Angelina Jolie's fourth directorial work, following the commercial success of last year's "Unbroken".

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