
Drowning A Thousand Islands is a rare and beautiful look at an area of Shan State that is largely inaccessible. Decades of violent conflict has displaced over 300,000 people from an area slated to be the site of the largest hydroelectric power project in Southeast Asia. The film documents this violence, and the resilience of villagers who flee further and further from the Salween River.
- Year2016
- Runtime31 minutes
- LanguageShan, English
- CountryMyanmar
- DirectorJai Jai, Action for Shan State Rivers
- ProducerAction for Shan State Rivers
- CinematographerJai Jai
- EditorJai Jai
- Sound DesignLuen Horm
- MusicBaw Su Kat Ta, Khun W.Sumeth, Jai Got Murng Mae, Blake Ewing
Drowning A Thousand Islands is a rare and beautiful look at an area of Shan State that is largely inaccessible. Decades of violent conflict has displaced over 300,000 people from an area slated to be the site of the largest hydroelectric power project in Southeast Asia. The film documents this violence, and the resilience of villagers who flee further and further from the Salween River.
- Year2016
- Runtime31 minutes
- LanguageShan, English
- CountryMyanmar
- DirectorJai Jai, Action for Shan State Rivers
- ProducerAction for Shan State Rivers
- CinematographerJai Jai
- EditorJai Jai
- Sound DesignLuen Horm
- MusicBaw Su Kat Ta, Khun W.Sumeth, Jai Got Murng Mae, Blake Ewing