Film Lens
Lost World focuses on the impact of sand mining in Cambodia, particularly how it threatens mangrove forests and local communities. The film presents the story of a woman who has a deep connection to her home, illustrating the personal stakes involved in environmental degradation.
Through the lens of this woman's experience, the film addresses broader themes of ecological destruction and cultural loss. It captures the tension between economic development and environmental preservation, emphasizing the urgent need to consider the consequences of such activities on both nature and human lives.
Why Watch
- •See the impact of sand mining on Cambodia's mangroves.
- •Meet a woman fighting for her home and community.
- •Find out how environmental issues affect local lives.
Did You Know
•Singapore is dredging sand from beneath Cambodia's mangrove forests.
•The film is directed by Kalyanee Mam and runs for 16 minutes.
•The documentary shows the communal way of life threatened by sand mining.
Perfect For
Environmental activistsDocumentary enthusiastsCambodian culture