Burmese Dreaming Trailer:

Burmese Dreaming: a documentary where film, art, photography, music and social and political commentary come together.

 
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Lovers Park, an out-take scene from Burmese Dreaming

Sometimes, sadly, not everything that you would like to keep in a film gets to stay there. My justification for trying to keep Lover’s Park in Burmese Dreaming was (1) it appealed to my sense of humour and (2) I believe that when we see things from different cultures with which we can personally associate then this brings people closer together. And although this scene took part in a military controlled country where gross oppression prevails, I think the very human nature of what occurs is something that many of us can understand. “Ooh baby, share that Luurve!”

 
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From the Refugee Camps on the Thailand-Burma Border:

The refugee camps on the Thailand-Burma border. From the narrative of Burmese Dreaming:
“In the refugee camp some people have been here for 10 and 20 years. We are outside the world. We are people who have lost our rights and our opportunity for freedom. We are people who need peace and democracy so that we can go home.”

 
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