On Safer Ground extended trailer

[Souliyachanthavy]

So pleased.......

[ChaMpaSacC]

thank from the bottom of my heart..

[LanXangLaoSThaBrave]

Thank u for helping us :)

[Tubbyonly]

Thank you for your help

[saynicethings100]

Thank you for made it happen..thank you so much for the upload and the sponsor to the young team..you made their dreams come true..keep up the good work..

[intermedia1000]

I really want to help your team!



[khamlek123]

THank you very much!

[phiouvanna]

<3

[Maxthewyimlao]

so good

[Maxat4]

great story may you all continue to prosper, 

[Sivongxay143]

<3 Very Powerful Words and Proud To See Them To Be The First To Discovered The World And How It Looked And Teaches How Powerful They Are To Show How To Play Soccer Or Say FootBall.... <3

[lost03si]

I choked up watching this powerful video. Very inspiring and touching. I am so proud to be Laotian.

[nkaujnraug]

He was the one that I remembered

[MrTormin8er]

Very proud of the boys, like it 1000 times

[lovehappyboy]

great video.proud to be Laos

[etteesjae]

want to like 10000 time!

[nkaujnraug]

Great Video.and I hope to see the whole Documentary.

Thanks for share and support Lao's Boy

[Mattiphob]

I wonder what camera you used for this documentary? thanks,

[kitaekdou7]

Inspiring Video..

[orenroberth]

I am so touched. Can't wait for the full one.

[scabbers1001]

awesome!



[jacqueson]

Big respect to you and whoever made this possible. I'm deeply touched

[NanooNorthman]

This trailer gave me goosebumps!! I can't wait to watch the whole documentary!!

[buctoun]

@NanooNorthman blah blah =D

[buctoun]

it makes my tears of pride shed.... 

[au8ust]

Liked!

[trentonfreeradical]

very moving piece , beautiful !

[the9]

looking forward to the full release :)

[2010passing]

i am so proud with my country

[mongwai89]

cool story, this video should only get thumps up

[quarry1212]

this made me the happiest ive been in weeks. my only sadness is manophet not seeing this. it brings warmth to my heart

[WTFhappenedWITHyou]

I'm guessing Manophet died when removing ordnance. He obviously spent his days doing a vital job. R.I.P

What an insipiring little vid...

[theyobsta]

@WTFhappenedWITHyou

Just to update you Manophet didn't die in a UXO accident. Fortunately the clearance organisations in Laos have an excellent safety record. Unfortunately he died of a brain condition, something which may have been treatable had been in the west or neighbouring Thailand. Proceeds from the film will be going towards UXO clearance and helping the local infrastructure.

[huckleberrypie93]

wow, very moving and inspiring

[jmewhit]

"largely untouched by western influences" ha! theres a river in laos where you can ride down on inflatable rings and people throw ropes out to you so they can pull you into their bars and drink anfetamine cocktails, its the next fucking thailand.

[TheBarryviper]

@jmewhit yeh its called tubing

[theyobsta]

@jmewhit

Thats why the narrator used the word 'largely'. Vang Vieng is not the norm - I work in Laos as a tour leader and have travelled extensively around the provinces. Xieng Khouang is a little more reflective of Laos in general. Maybe try visiting Phongsali or Non Kiouw next time for a more authentic Lao experience.

[Trelyonboy]

That's awesome

[TheGalvanize123]

wow.