In 1992, Sokly Ny, a high school student and Cambodian refugee living in San Francisco, accepted Spencer Naka-sako's charge to create a yearlong videotape diary of his life. The result: "a.k.a. Don Bonus," on the PBS series "P. O. V." (June 25, 10 p.m. in most cities). "Don Bonus"-the name Ny used in high school —is edgy, full of profanity and unsparing, covering the burglary of a sister's apartment and the arrest of a brother for attempted murder. Nakasako and Ny, now 21 and a community outreach worker, shared their thoughts on making video diaries.
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机译：1992年，高中生，居住在旧金山的柬埔寨难民Sokly Ny接受Spencer Naka-sako的指控，为他创作了长达一年的录像带日记。结果：PBS系列“ P. O. V.”上的“又名Don Don Bonus”。 （在大多数城市中，6月25日，晚上10点）。 “唐·奖金”（Ny在高中时使用的名字）前卫，充满亵渎和不言自明，涵盖了姐姐公寓的爆窃和因谋杀未遂而逮捕了一个兄弟。现年21岁的Nakasako和Ny是一名社区外展工作者，他们分享了制作视频日记的想法。
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