by Lia Sciortino
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Opening Borders: Reportage from Our Mekong (2007, 237 pp)
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'Opening Borders: Reportage from Our Mekong' (237 pp, 2008), the fifth book in the Imaging Our Mekong series, is now off the press.
The phrase ‘Opening Borders’, which appears in this book’s title, also describes what the 21 journalists whose work appear here were doing while reporting on issues that link at least two countries in the Mekong Region.
2007 Imaging Our Mekong DVD Set
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The Imaging Our Mekong 2007 DVD is the latest compilation of the works of the television fellows under the 5th cycle (2006-07) of the Imaging Our Mekong media fellowship programme.
2006 Imaging Our Mekong DVDs
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The Imaging Our Mekong 2005-06 DVD is the latest compilation of the works of the television fellows for the Imaging Our Mekong Media Fellowship 2005-2006, a programme that is implemented by Probe Media Foundation Inc and IPS Asia-Pacific, with the support of the Rockefeller Foundation.
The DVD set has seven documentaries, from filmmakers from Cambodia, Lao PDR, China and Thailand. The first video provides a background on the fellowship activities; the next videos are their documentaries on ethnic groups, food, children, migrants and commodities in the region.
CROSSING BORDERS: REPORTAGE FROM OUR MEKONG (2006, 192 pp)
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New DVD set - 2007 Imaging Our Mekong documentaries
What's New | ProductsJust out, the Imaging Our Mekong 2007 DVD is the latest compilation of the works of the television fellows for the Imaging Our Mekong Media Fellowship 2006-2007, a programme that is implemented by Probe Media Foundation Inc and IPS Asia-Pacific, with the support of the Rockefeller Foundation.
IMAGING THE MEKONG DVD SET
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This 2-disc DVD is a compilation of the documentaries created by the Imaging The Mekong Fellows for the 2004-05 cycle. DVD 1 provides a background on the fellowship activities translated in the six Mekong languages. One documentary per country is presented in the second DVD. The fellows faced numerous challenges in producing these documentaries, from getting permission to shoot across the border, travelling across and near border areas, to convincing people to be interviewed.
BUSTLING BORDERS: REPORTAGE FROM OUR MEKONG, 140 pp.
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From the craggy, grey scenery of Tibet to the warm green and brown colours of the Mekong Delta, this book gives readers snapshots of some of the key issues of the day in the Mekong Region -- drugs, migration, border trade, wildlife trade, ethnic identity, infrastructure development. The book is the third compilation of in-depth articles and photo essays on transboundary issues done by journalists from the six Mekong countries -- the journalists who know their region best, and have a stake in its development.
