A web documentary by Carine Jaquet and Mikaël Ferloni

Produced by MkF éditions

Chief operator and videos:

Alice Desplats, assisted by Rodolphe Chauvin
Editing :

Alice Desplats and Mikael Ferloni
Graphic creation, webdesign and integration :

Nils Brière
Logo and One Myanmar font :

Claire Mauchin
Additional editing:

Vanessa Giangrande
Jingle :

Maxime Bigot
Theme song :

Geoffroy Houssin
Translation and English subtitles :

Pauline Plancq
Translation and Burmese subtitles :

Min Taw
Additional photographs :

Rodolphe Chauvin, Michelangelo Pignani, Htet Maung Oo

Millions of thanks to Saya Renaud for sharing his knowledge from Myitkyina, to Naypyitaw; to Maël and Romain for their enthusiasm and their useful comments; to Michel Baumgartner for his rigorous corrections on spelling and style, very useful when you are typing with a QWERTY keyboard; to Thusitha Perera for his attentive proof reading; to Pyae Sone and Min Taw for their kindness, good mood and help at any time ; to Jessica and Max for their hospitality ; and eventually to our friends who believed, followed and contributed to One Myanmar’s adventure !

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The comments of the interviewees contained in this documentary only represent the opinion of their authors and do not commit the directors of the documentary in any way.

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PERSPECTIVES

Today, it is very difficult to forecast what is next for Myanmar. The political and economic changes of the last few years are quite encouraging.

Nevertheless, the half-civilian government is still confronted with numerous challenges. Among them, the central question of managing diversity. First of all, the government has to negotiate peace with the armed groups that have been fighting for their political rights and against the Army for more than 50 years. It should answer the requests from the minorities that signed ceasefire agreements with them, on a long term perspective. Eventually, the government has to cope with the emergence of extremist religious and nationalistic tendencies; used for political purposes. In short, the future leaders of the country will have to start building a democratic Myanmar, where the ethnic and religious groups may live together in unity, without abandoning their specificities. The Burmese population hopes the best will come from this election, even if some of them are ready to face the worse. Will the limited change continue on its way? Will there be new perspectives for everyone ?

Today, it is very difficult to forecast what is next for Myanmar. The political and economic changes of the last few years are quite encouraging. Nevertheless, the half-civilian government is still confronted with numerous challenges. Among them, the central question of managing diversity. First of all, the government has to negotiate peace with the armed groups that have been fighting for their political rights and against the Army for more than 50 years. It should answer the requests from the minorities that signed ceasefire agreements with them, on a long term perspective. Eventually, the government has to cope with the emergence of extremist religious and nationalistic tendencies; used for political purposes. In short, the future leaders of the country will have to start building a democratic Myanmar, where the ethnic and religious groups may live together in unity, without abandoning their specificities. The Burmese population hopes the best will come from this election, even if some of them are ready to face the worse. Will the limited change continue on its way? Will there be new perspectives for everyone?

A web documentary by Carine Jaquet and Mikaël Ferloni

Produced by MkF éditions

Legal notices

Website property rights

PERSPECTIVES

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