Myanmar: No Fear
Synopsis
A taxi driver spends 48 hours traveling just 60 kilometers through Myanmar's challenging terrain to deliver passengers and goods.
Synopsis
Campi, a taxi driver in Myanmar, struggles to transport passengers along a 90-kilometer route to a funeral. His worn Jeep serves as both taxi and hearse, reflecting the country's deteriorating infrastructure. For over 50 years, Myanmar has faced isolation under military rule. The film depicts the daily challenges of drivers like Mr. Kosam, who navigate treacherous roads while trying to earn a living. As democracy slowly emerges, the people of Myanmar confront their past while adapting to a changing reality.
Deep Dive
Why Watch
- Meet Campi, the taxi driver racing against time for a funeral.
- Find out why Mr. Kosam is called the Dr. Frankenstein of mechanics.
- See the impact of decades of dictatorship on daily life in Burma.
Did You Know
- Campi's Jeep struggles to complete a 90-kilometer journey to a village.
- Mr. Kosam spent 48 hours on a 60-kilometer trip due to road conditions.
- Burma has been under harsh dictatorship for over 50 years.
- The capital city of Burma is twice the size of New York but mostly uninhabited.
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Frequently Asked Questions
How long does it take for Campi to reach the village?
It takes Campi three hours to travel the 90 kilometer track to the village.
What is the condition of the roads in Burma?
The roads in Burma are in a deplorable state, paralyzing a part of the country's economy.
How long did Mr. Kosam spend on a 60 kilometer journey?
Mr. Kosam spent 48 hours on a 60 kilometer journey.
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