[Archive: Screenings in 2015]
Curated by Suthep Kritsanavarin of PhotoJourn & Françoise Callier of Angkor Photo Festival
Lauren DeCicca
The Letpadaung Copper Mine
Andre Malerba
Gold Mining, Gun Disease
Yu Yu Myint Than
Sighs from Ma-De Island
Matt Grace
Onshore Oil: Two Fields
Minzayar Oo
The Beginning Of The Jade Trail
Mikolaj Nowacki
Odra
Ore Huiying
Mekong: The Mother of Rivers
Nov 7th
6pm
Janet Jarman
Marisol and the American Dream, USA
Kim Hungku
Jamnyeo, South Korea
Juan Arredondo
Barrio Triste: Sad Neighbourhood, Columbia
Birte Kaufmann
The Travellers, Germany
Sebastien Van Malleghem
Prisons, Belgium
Laurent Zylberman
Last Scream, France
Andrea Star Reese
Urban Cave, USA
Pete Pin
Displaced the Cambodian Diaspora, USA-Cambodia
Evgenia Arbugaeva
Mammoth Hunters , Russia
Mario Wezel
One in Eight Hundred, Germany
Michaël Zumstein / Agency Vu
Terror and Tears in Central African Republic, France
Robin Hammond
Can Africa Fertile Land feeds the World?, England
Romi Perbawa
The riders of destiny, Indonesia
Zeng Nian
Return to the Three Georges Dam, France-China
Alain Laboile
La Famille, France
Maika Elan
Pink Choice, Vietnam
James Delano
Witness to Climate Change, USA
Ernesto Benavides
Guano Fever, Peru
Majid Saeedi
Life in War, Iran
Senthil Kumaran
Human & Tiger Conflict, India
Curators
Suthep Kritsanavarin is one of Thailand’s leading photojournalists. His award-winning work has been published internationally in: the New York Times, International Herald Tribune, National Geographic Thailand, Geographical, Aera and Japan Times. Suthep has covered environmental, social and humanitarian issues in Southeast Asia for nearly two decades.
Suthep’s work is based on his firm belief that a photojournalist must act as a conscientious observer of society and culture. He or she has to contribute to social change on a local and global level. He or she achieves these goals by working on a project over long durations to build deep understanding on the topic and to establish trust among the communities where he works. Suthep’s powerful images create in-depth documentary essays shot over protracted periods of time on his own initiative and funding.
Françoise Callier has worked 15 years at 2e Bureau in Paris as a photographer’s agent,
working with Helmut Newton, Jean-Paul Goude, Max Vadukul and many others.
She handled with Sylvie Grumbach the press promotions at Visa pour l’Image in Perpignan,
and from 1995 to 1998, she was also the French correspondent for Corbis. Since 2007,
she has been the Programme Director of the Angkor Photo Festival.