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Big Trash Small Town

24 minutes 55 seconds |Thailand

Director:

Supavit Sirisawadwattana

Country:

Thailand

Film Duration:

24 minutes 55 seconds

Language:

Thai

Producer:

Chonnicha Taphumin

Synopsis

With China's ban on imported plastic waste, Thailand became a new dumping ground for developed countries' discarded materials. This influx of trash caused some local collectors, known as "SALENG," to abandon their jobs. Now, Thailand is shouldering the burden of being known as the world's trash heap.

Director's Statement

The 3Rs (Reduce, Reuse, Recycle) are the way that has been told for a long time. This Film wants to reveal that it is discord between developed countries for dumping their trash on developing countries and creating their righteousness. It makes Thailand and some land grate landfills. Big Trash Small Town is a documentary to explore ‘SALAENG’ (trash keeper) and importing plastic issues in Thailand that make Thailand the trash of the world.In the trash has the politics!

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