"Lands of the Lake" or "Terres du Lac" or "Dey boeung". 56mn long documentary made of 7 chapters.
Theme: fisheries and infrastructure development in the Mekong Basin (the Tonle Sap perspective).
Languages: English, French, Khmer (online: English version only).
Director: C.Gargiulo. Scientific content: E. Baran. Producer: WorldFish Center, in collaboration with the Cambodia National Mekong Committee.
"Lands of the Lake" or "Terres du Lac" or "Dey boeung". 56mn long documentary made of 7 chapters. Theme: fisheries and infrastructure development in the Mekong Basin (the Tonle Sap perspective). Languages: English, French, Khmer (online: English version only). Director: C.Gargiulo. Scientific content: E. Baran. Producer: WorldFish Center, in collaboration with the Cambodia National Mekong Committee. This movie follows fish migration along the Mekong River down to the amazing fisheries of the Tonle Sap Lake.
"Lands of the Lake" or "Terres du Lac" or "Dey boeung". 56mn long documentary made of 7 chapters. Theme: fisheries and infrastructure development in the Mekong Basin (the Tonle Sap perspective). Languages: English, French, Khmer (online: English version only). Director: C.Gargiulo. Scientific content: E. Baran. Producer: WorldFish Center, in collaboration with the Cambodia National Mekong Committee. This movie follows fish migration along the Mekong River down to the amazing fisheries of the Tonle Sap Lake.
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