The Freedom Corridor Ep1
In southern Bangladesh, the world’s largest refugee camp –with close to 1 million Rohingya refugees - is trapping wild elephants and blocking their migratory path. Lacking food in the forest, the elephants frequently raid local farms to survive. The increasing conflict with elephants is damaging relations between the Bengali, Chakma and Rohinyga communities. Can a plan by the International Union for the Conversation of Nature (IUCN) to recreate their migratory corridor ease the growing tension?
- Filmed & Directed by
- Kirsty Wells and Fayed Khan
- Sound Recordist
- Sajib Ranjan Biswas
- Editor
- Adam Thomas
- Online Editor/Colourist
- Warren Williams
- Dubbing Mix
- Mokhtar El Sayeh Cairo Groove Studios
- Field Interpreter & Translation
- Bana Ratna Tanchangya,Minhaz Mohammed Shihab
- Executive Producer
- Dan Davies
- CNA Assistant Producer
- Nadira Kasmani
- CNA Commissioning Editor
- Shamala Rajendran
Production Coordinators
- Alice Pargiter
- Rozi Peters
- Cox’s Bazar Fixer
- Mohammed Shahidullah
- Refugee Camp Fixer
- Ro Yassin Abdumonab
- Field Production Assistant
- Arjeeta Dutta
- Sound Assistant
- Md. Farid Hossain
Dit/Edit Assistants
- Oronnok Prithibi
- Redwan Sarker
- Patrick Coackley
- Natasa Jandric
Translators
- Nepal Chakma
- Mustafa Kamal
- Manab Mitra Chakma
- Ro Yassin Abdumonab
- Sanjita Majumder
- Nitin Debnath
- Mk Muhib
- Zahra Nusrat
- Writtika Hossain
- Archive Researcher / Translation Assistance
- Riad Arfin
- Jnr Production Assistant
- Sapphire Medeema
- Stills Photographer
- Mumit M
- Graphics
- Pomona Pictures
Archive
- Pond 5
- Unhcr
- Iucn
- Arakan Army
- Jamuna Tv
- Ro Yassin Abdumonab
- Saikat Mojumder
- Local Co-Production
- Lagvelki
- Lagvelki Production Coordinator
- Jarin Tasnim
- Lagvelki Producer
- Md Shariful Islam
With Thanks To
- Bangladesh Forest Department
- The Office of The Refugee Relief and Repatriation Commissioner - IUCN Bangladesh UNHCR and IOM
- And The Families Of
- Shonamia
- Kencharam
- Yousuf
