We Are the Fruits of the Forest

This documentary showcases the Bunong people's traditional hand agriculture, highlighting their deep connection to the forest. As they face challenges from the lucrative trade in CO2 certificates, the film captures their struggles and the impact on their way of life.

The use of split screen techniques creates a visually striking experience, bringing attention to the stark contrasts between the Bunong's traditional practices and the commercial pressures they encounter. The film serves as a powerful commentary on the intersection of culture, environment, and commerce, making it a compelling watch for those interested in these critical issues.