Documentaries about working in Southeast Asia, where working conditions vary and activities are sometimes illegal.
Language: Eng Duration: 84 min Age Limit: 7+
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Finnkino Cine Atlas 4 -
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D031
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Finnkino Cine Atlas 3
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Again and Again
Director: -Country: -Year: 2005Genre: DocumentaryDuration: 12 minLife is a cycle. When we die, we will be reborn in a new life. Film with the poem Slowly Towards Zero Point Zero by The Maw Naing.
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Ruby Hunters
Director: -Country: -Year: 2024Genre: DocumentaryDuration: 20 minWhen gemstone mining became illegal under Myanmar’s democratic government in 2019, locals rushed in to explore the forbidden mines that big companies had been obliged to abandon. Ruby Hunters delves into the unforgiving toil and enduring dreams of one group of artisanal miners as they search by hand – amid the tumult of the country’s ongoing civil war – for the precious rocks they pray will one day make them a fortune.
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Tyres
Director: -Country: -Year: 2013Genre: DocumentaryDuration: 30 minFilmed almost entirely in black-and-white, this observational documentary gently explores a community of tyre cutters and recyclers, young and old, male and female, as they create with their super-sharp blades, careful eyes and skillful strokes, buckets, brushes and slippers from discarded rubber tyres. From time to time, in snatched conversation and song, something lyrical, even philosophical emerges, and we are gently reminded of how every death gives way to a birth.
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Mother at Arms
Director: -Country: -Year: 2018Genre: DocumentaryDuration: 22 minMi Sue Pwint is a member of the All Burma Students' Democratic Front, the student army formed after nationwide protests were brutally crushed by Myanmar’s military dictatorship in 1988. This film tells her extraordinary story as both a leading revolutionary and mother and describes how she is now actively engaged in the peace process in her deeply conflicted country.
