Pattranis Soponpun

Amid the conflict between Thailand and Cambodia, follow two best friends, a Thai girl and a Cambodian girl, in a safe space that keeps their bond intact, allowing no differences to tear it apart.

Section 4(1) of the Forest Act, B.E. 2484 (1941) defines “forest” as land that has not yet been acquired by any person under land law. Yet many ethnic groups in the country, including the Karen people of Kong Mong Tha community, have lived in the forest since before this law was enacted. They must therefore stand firm as “people of the forest” to preserve their identity and way of life. A creative work from the 20th Documentary Camp

Amid the conflict between Thailand and Cambodia, follow two best friends, a Thai girl and a Cambodian girl, in a safe space that keeps their bond intact, allowing no differences to tear it apart.

Section 4(1) of the Forest Act, B.E. 2484 (1941) defines “forest” as land that has not yet been acquired by any person under land law. Yet many ethnic groups in the country, including the Karen people of Kong Mong Tha community, have lived in the forest since before this law was enacted. They must therefore stand firm as “people of the forest” to preserve their identity and way of life. A creative work from the 20th Documentary Camp