The Storm Makers Shows Life After Human Trafficking In Cambodia The storm makers, a documentary from french cambodian director guillaume suon, explores the dark undercurrent of cambodia's mass migration boom: half a million cambodians work abroad and many will. Pov season 28. feature film. 2015. featuring brutally candid testimony, the storm makers is a chilling exposé of cambodia's human trafficking underworld and an eye opening look at the complex cycle of poverty, despair and greed that fuels this brutal modern slave trade. more than half a million cambodians work abroad and a staggering third.
Pov S The Storm Makers Provides Harrowing Inside Look At Human The storm makers. the storm makers is a 2014 documentary film directed by guillaume suon about human trafficking in cambodia. the term "storm makers" refers to the traffickers and the damage they inflict on villages and families. one such trafficker shown in the film claims he has sold more than 500 cambodian girls, some as young as 14. A chilling expose of cambodia's human trafficking underworld, the film depicts the lives of women like aya who have returned from a life of slavery abroad, and those preparing to leave the country. By astrid zweynert london (thomson reuters foundation) cambodians say that when human traffickers arrive in a village, they bring a storm and tears with them, an experience that aya, sold into slavery when she was 16, will never forget. her story is at the centre of the "the storm makers", a documentary by french cambodian filmmaker guillaume suon, who spent three years filming human. A chilling exposé of cambodia’s human trafficking underworld. a chilling exposé of cambodia’s human trafficking underworld, the storm makers weaves the story of aya, a young peasant sold into slavery at age 16, with that of two powerful traffickers (known as "storm makers" for the havoc they wreak) who use deception to funnel a stream of poor and illiterate people across the country's.
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