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CCCL Joins Film Screening and Roundtable on the Climate Crisis Advancing Laws for Sustainable Development

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CCCL joined a film screening featuring six films on the climate crisis, as well as panel discussions on waste, climate change, and advancing laws for sustainable development. The event took place on 5 September 2026, from 09:30–16:30 at Cinema Oasis, Sukhumvit 43, Bangkok.



The morning session featured short film from CCCL and Greenpeace, including six films from CCCL:


UP AND GONE

15 min · 2025 · Thailand · Thai

Fine-mesh nets, a fishing tool that brings immense profit overnight, at the cost of marine lives, the destruction of ecosystems, and the fading bond between humans and the sea

15 min · 2026 · Thailand · Thai

Naturalists and lifelong friends, Wan Chittiwat and Professor Kitichate, embark on an extraordinary journey across Thailand, racing against time to document a ‘hidden paradise,’ a uniquely balanced ecosystem threatened by rapid urban development. ธhis eventually becomes a battle to capture and preserve the last untouched wonders of nature outside protected areas.

15 min · 2022 · Thailand · Thai, Karen

As humans fall into a whirlpool of greed, a group of Karen people finds a way to connect nature and mankinds through their annual tribal ritual.

15 min · 2024 · Thailand · Thai

This documentary amplifies the voices of residents of all ages from a community in Bangkok’s Khlong Toei District, enduring the sweltering heat of Thailand’s summer. With limited resources, they face the added challenge of rebuilding their lives after a devastating fire destroyed their homes on April 26, 2024.

20 min · 2023 · Thailand · Thai

The Mekong River, revered with water ownership by villagers as community law, shapes a tradition known as 'Luang Mong' in joint fishing. However, as the river undergoes changes, the practice of 'deception' takes a pivotal turn, impacting lives and tearing some families apart.

15 min · 2023 · Thailand · Thai

‘Panare’ fishing community in Pattani is surrounded by sandy beaches and vast sea. Fishing is the main source of making a living for the people. This documentary explores the community's views on climate change, the impacts they experience and the adaptation methods they use to save local fisheries, the backbone of the community.


The afternoon session featured discussions on waste, the climate crisis, and advancing laws for sustainable development.


Speakers:

  • MP Phanthin Nuamcherm

  • MP Poonsak Chanchampee (Environmental Wing, People’s Party)

  • Busakorn Suriyasarn, CCCL Team Leader

  • Manun Wongmasoh, Greenpeace Thailand


Moderated by Parin Jirapatrasilp


Photo courtesy of MP Phanthin Nuamcherm.

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