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Undocumented: Go Home| 44mins
Director: Maung Aye Chan | Producer: TAMARFilm
Focus Years: 2012 | Country: Norway
Subject Tags: europe, housing, migration, myanmar, norway, oppression, poverty, sanitation
Quality Tags: Optimistic, Slow, Activating, Harmonizing
Synopsis:
The Burmese people fled their country to neighbouring Thailand to be able to celebrate humanity within their culture, customs and spiritual beliefs — even in the midst of their undocumented lives in the squalor of the rubbish dumps. In Thailand, they live in and rely upon rubbish dumps for their survival and to avoid being captured by Thai police.
Undocumented: Go Home | 44mins

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