LGBTI+ Movie Night Bangkok 2022
Thailand March 24, 2022
In 2022 we can pick up again the well established tradition of organising a LGBTI+ Film and Documentary Night in
Gender Diversity
Bangladesh, 2018
A photography series about LGBTI’s in Bangladesh in great diversity.
Diversity in Family Life in Rural Cambodia
Cambodia, 2020
Photography of LGBTI family life in rural Cambodia, in all its beautiful diversity.
Yoppy Pieter
Indonesia (1984)
Photographer Yoppy Pieter, 1984, Indonesia Based in Jakarta, Indonesia. Yoppy Pieter is a photographer who documents social issues and travel.
Su Su Hlaing
Myanmar
Su Su Hlaing made the beautiful, warm and humorous documentary Love & Other Matters, about seven very different LGBT people in Myanmar.
Khin Zarchi Latt
Myanmar (1988)
Khin Thethtar Latt from Myanmar made the interesting short documentary OPEN about artist Ko Latt.
Open the Last Closed Door, Trailer
Vietnam
Two friends Huy and Nam – one gay, one straight – jump on their motorcycle with a rainbow flag and drive all the way from Hanoi (North) to HoChiMinCity (South).
Training young LGBT people in filmmaking
Myanmar, Vietnam, Cambodia
We want to give nine LGBT youth the opportunity to follow a ten-day workshop in order to enhance their filmmaking skills, resulting in three short LGBT films.
Accepted for Decades: Older same sex Couples
Cambodia
Older same-sex couples can have an accepted place in society, even including traditional marriage. We want to capture this part of Cambodian cultural heritage.
‘Love and Other Matters’ is now part of Myanmar’s national cultural heritage
In 2015, together with the Yangon Film School and Colors Rainbow, we produced Love and Other Matters (Directed by Su Su Hlaing), a highly appreciated and often screened documentary.
In their aim to promote filmmaking education and documentaries about Myanmar, Yangon Film School has donated its entire collection to the Audio-Visual section of the renewed National Library of Myanmar. We are very happy to support this. Our production of Love and Other Matters is now part of Myanmar’s national cultural heritage and will now be accessible to the public for generations to come.
In their aim to promote filmmaking education and documentaries about Myanmar, Yangon Film School has donated its entire collection to the Audio-Visual section of the renewed National Library of Myanmar. We are very happy to support this. Our production of Love and Other Matters is now part of Myanmar’s national cultural heritage and will now be accessible to the public for generations to come.
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