Barricaded in Burma: A Nation's Cries for Help

[lilmeddy]

Wat can we do?

[pinayjustice]

beyond analyzing the video, it's more important to do something for Burma's suffering people.

[ziggy1star2dust3]

your pictures were graphic-which is important. we can see how much these people have and are suffering. and the interview part with the man was insightful

[ELLENETTENSPERGER]

Dear Students, We see many photos of battered and dead children but don't know what happened to them. Were they fighting? If so, what military campaign? We're told they're working but don't know what kinds of jobs children are being forced to do. The interview gave a first hand account but it was with a young adult male and not a child. Your introduction was good but the conclusion was vague. Best regards, Mrs. White SAS Teacher

[domoxoxo]

wow, extremely touching. . ..

I can't believe this is a high school project, it's truly impressive

Congratulations!!

[gingerkat08]

awesome job you guys. Good song choice, it really fits well with your video =]

[cmap103]

this is an extremely sad video. the graphic pictures definitley added a bit of emotion to this movie, as well as the song. very well made.

[singaporecalli]

very informative and made me so sad! definitely has the emotional aspect! great job!!

[tomate1990]

very powerful topic and really strong pictures. gets right through to the emotions. i learned about a topic that i knew little about. very nice job.

[ericc319]

I like the introduction a lot. I like the way how you guys compare the kids in Burma with the others in the world. The pictures are great, and the victims video clip was great too. I think these pictures made me bacame more aware of this topic. Good video!

[eccle318]

Well done! I find it especially powerful with the last scene... 'Free Burma!'. It should spread more widely and let the rest of the world see it.

[jazzpark07]

This is a very persuasive message. Great Job guys. I feel ashamed how so many of us take freedom for granted. SPREAD THE AWARENESS!

-Jasmine

[kelsie410s]

Very effective video guys, kudos. The images really brought the emotion to the video, some of the slides the font was kinda small, but other than that, good job!

-Kelsie

[2319CM]

Dude, that was an intense documentary. tell Dominique that I saw it, if you read your comments that is.

2319,

Bj Kavadas

[htm7172]

VERY TRUE. The military junta treats their own people as slaves and the country's abundant natural resources as their private property. Majority of Burmese are dying of hunger, treatable diseases while a handful of junta, their business associate and certain countries who love to exploite the situation get richer. PLEASE BE HUMAN AND CARE ABOUT ANOTHER HUMAN SUFFERING. TO ASEAN, INDIA AND CHINA: DO NOT DO ANY BUSINESS WITH THE REGIME.