You-Me-We-Us: You-Me-We-Us. Yutthachai's life with an ID card
From the series You-Me-We-Us; indigenous people in Thailand. This part is about a Lahu man who obtained Thai nationality in the year 2000. This story plays in Ban Mae Ma Ku, Ping Khong, Chiang Dao, Chiang Mai.
You-Me-We-Us: 'We weave the rainbow'
From the series You-Me-We-Us; indigenous people in Thailand, this part is about Sgaw Karen in Mae Hong Son. About weaving textiles in the colors of the rainbow, about old techniques, about the power of women and about the equality of the sexes.
You-Me-We-Us: Disenfranchised after a boundary correction
From the series You-Me-We-Us; indigenous people in Thailand, today the indictment of the son who was not recognized by his Thai father, who has therefore remained stateless. The article is set in Ranong.
'The Young Teacher' a short story by Ta Tha-it
The teacher does not come to be raped. Is this use in the periphery? There is bound to be some truth to this story….
You-Me-We-Us: The New Life and Rights of Artee
From the series You-Me-We-Us; indigenous people in Thailand, today a part about an Akha woman who gets her papers.
You-Me-We-Us: Come on, let's go back home
From the series You-Me-We-Us; indigenous people in Thailand, this part is about Sgaw Karen people in the Chiang Mai region.
You-Me-We-Us: The Mani in front of the lens
From the series You-Me-We-Us; indigenous people in Thailand. This part is about the Mani in the south of Thailand.
From the series You-Me-We-Us; indigenous people in Thailand, an episode about the Sgaw Karen from Myanmar fleeing the violence. This article is about Mae Sariang and Sop Moei region, Mae Hong Son province.
You-Me-We-Us: The Pwo Karen and Their Changing Art of Weaving
From the series You-Me-We-Us; indigenous people in Thailand. This part is about the Pwo Karen and their weaving art in Ratchaburi province. About the changes in this industry and the question of whether weaving can be passed on to the youth.
You-Me-We-Us: The cultivation of miang in the Sakat forest
From the series You-Me-We-Us; indigenous people in Thailand, is about the cultivation of miang in the Sakat forest. Miang is a versatile plant that is used for tea, among other things. The film was shot in Sakat, Pua, Nan Province.
'The last trick of the paljas'; a folk tale from Lao Folktales
You don't just drink a poison cup. But at that time the king had power over life and death, and his will was law. This is the last story in the book Lao Folktales.
'The King's Cat'; a folk tale from Lao Folktales
Simon is a Flemish man in his fifties who lives and works in Antwerp and is on holiday in Thailand. Of course in Nongkhai because there is a lot to experience for Simon. Culture in particular. Simon likes to sniff up culture and enjoys it to the fullest.
'The king who was no longer hungry'; a folk tale from Lao Folktales
The Pathet Lao has used folk tales in propaganda against the incumbent rulers. This story is an indictment. A king who can no longer eat because he has too much, and the people who suffer poverty and hunger, is fine propaganda.
You-Me-We-Us; A wedding at the Sgaw Karen
From the series You-Me-We-Us; indigenous people in Thailand. A film about the traditional wedding at the Sgaw Karen in Chiang Rai province, Ban Huai Hin Lad Nai, Wiang Pa Pao.
'No sausage but flubber meat'; from the life of a farang in Thailand
Big party in the temple! We write 2012 and my partner, Kai, goes to Phanna Nikhom, a 30 km west of Sakon Nakhon city. She lived and worked there for years.