Film Lens
Worlds Apart focuses on the violent conflicts that erupted in 2012 between the Muslim Rohingya and the Buddhist majority in Rakhine State, Myanmar. The film presents the aftermath of these conflicts, particularly the government's actions to deport Muslims and confine them in a camp on the outskirts of the city.
Through the perspectives of neighbors from both communities, the documentary examines the human impact of the violence and the ongoing tensions in the region. It provides a nuanced view of life in Rakhine State, highlighting the experiences of individuals affected by the conflict.
Why Watch
- •See the impact of the 2012 Rohingya conflict in Myanmar.
- •Meet individuals from both the Rohingya and Buddhist communities.
- •Find out about the conditions in the camps for deported Muslims.
Did You Know
•In 2012, violent conflicts erupted between the Rohingya and Buddhists in Myanmar.
•The Myanmar government deported Muslims and imprisoned them in a camp.
•The documentary features the lives of neighbors from both sides of the conflict.
•Rakhine State is located on the west coast of Myanmar.
Perfect For
Human rights issuesMyanmar historyReligious conflicts