At the Mae Moh power plant in Thailand, local conflicts arise over toxic leaks and evictions, as a director confronts his grandfather's legacy in the community.
Synopsis
At the Mae Moh power plant in Thailand, local conflicts arise over toxic leaks and evictions, as a director confronts his grandfather's legacy in the community.
Synopsis
At the Mae Moh power plant in Thailand, a director confronts his grandfather, a former employee. The film addresses local conflicts surrounding the plant, including toxic leaks and the eviction of residents from mining sites. It also considers the future of Mae Moh as coal resources dwindle. Through personal narratives and community voices, the documentary captures the ongoing debates about environmental and social impacts in the region. The 24-minute film presents a complex portrait of a community grappling with its past and future.
Deep Dive
Why Watch
- Meet the director's grandfather, a former Mae Moh worker.
- Find out about toxic leaks affecting local residents.
- See the impact of coal dependency on Mae Moh's future.
Did You Know
- Mae Moh power plant is located in Thailand and has been a site of local conflict.
- The documentary runs for 24 minutes and was released in 2023.
- Toxic leaks from the power plant have significantly affected local residents.
- Evictions from mining sites have been a major issue for the community.
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Frequently Asked Questions
What is the duration of the documentary 'Their Light'?
The duration of 'Their Light' is 24 minutes.
What issues are discussed in the documentary regarding the Mae Moh power plant?
The documentary discusses issues such as toxic leaks, eviction from mining sites, and the future of Mae Moh when coal runs out.
Who does the director confront in the documentary?
The director confronts his grandfather, who used to work in the Mae Moh power plant.
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