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On behalf of May Day, I’d like to share my short documentary, released today, entitled ‘Scavenger.’
Living off the grid in a northeast Thailand slum, Wichan Chaona collects recyclables from public trash bins to earn money for his family of seven. Shot from his motorcycle side cart, ‘Scavenger’ poetically weaves Wichan’s daily routine with his observations about life and work, reminding us of the universal roots of human dignity and respect.
‘Scavenger’ premiered at the 2013 Big Sky Documentary Film Festival.
Posted May 1, 2013 at 3:38pm in documentary thailand scavenger short film movies work may day
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