They Call It Myanmar: Lifting The Curtain | Full History Documentary | Aung San Suu Kyi | Cineverse

[@perkristianjohansen1]

Thank you for this one. I really liked it. I have been to Burma in 2005, 2010, 2011 and in 2016. I have travelled a lot in Asia, and visited 14 countries there (most of them more than once). But Burma is my favourite country. I think this is the most magical and friendly country I ever visited. But now they have very big problems there. But the Burmese people are very strong. I really hope for a better future for them. Lots of prayers and good wishes.

[@Islamic.episodes]

You a liar

[@minthu7608]

Thank you 💕💕💕

[@greencoral631]

Thank you ❤

[@themoon909]

Thank you so much for your wishes

[@SeraphinaAremiss]

Tysm!

[@Suhnny_dae3]

So grateful for this movie depicting the actual situation of underprivileged people living in Myanmar; from the irregular power cuts to lack of freedom and options. The poor living standards are always so heartbreaking to see. Hope that in the end, the good will win.

[@brentpratt7858]

I have many friends around the world and I think Myanmar has the kindest and most well mannered people I've ever met. I love them and hope everything gets better for them soon and they always be healthy and happy 🙏

[@1937D]

Loving-kindness Sympathetic Empathetic

[@SeraphinaAremiss]

Tysm! ❤

[@miriamwilson9542]

They are a spiritual, spirited people....give it a little time....i think they will be in a stronger position. Beautiful people, fab documentary❤

[@Thunderflameccsj]

what a great and informative film about Burma, thank you to the makers

[@glow1815]

Whatever it may be for the people of Myanmar never ever falls into the horrific event like Cambodia Genocide.

[@patrickgoldsmith4407]

I visited When it was still Burma. The people are wonderful. It was hard to do business on many levels, yet I did manage to ship out a lot of Burmese art objects.

[@goking.3079]

Great info, Good job,Thank You brother 💥🪘👏

[@alisonmcconnell3075]

My great great grandfather was Sophar Rangoon was a son of chief of the kingdom of Ava 1817 -1822 he was taken about the age of 8 to Britain by captain marryat a gift to Augustus Frederick the Duke of sussex

[@anaguadarramayl4180]

so young, what happened to him?

[@alisonmcconnell3075]

@@anaguadarramayl4180 he was a paige to the Duke of Sussex Queen Victoria uncle it is documented that sopher was at Kennington palace and Windsor castle with the young Victoria

[@anaguadarramayl4180]

@@alisonmcconnell3075 interesting! Thanks for replying 🙏

[@theythey-vc8tn]

ကျေးဇူးပါဗျအမေစုNLDပါတီဓမ်မအရိပ်အမေစုကိုယ်စားthey theyမြန်မာရောက်နေပါပြီဗျငြိမ်းချမ်းရေး6။လပိုင်ကုန်ရင်စပါပြီဗျ

[@Shanknbabies]

My wife is from Myanmar. I watched this documentary a few years before we met. Good watch. It's a shame what's become of it. I hear the news on it firsthand everyday from her family living there

[@lipl2191]

Conflict began between Burma and the British when the Konbaung dynasty decided to expand into Arakan in the state of Assam, close to British-held Chittagong in India. This led to the First Anglo-Burmese War (1824-26). The British dispatched a large seaborne expedition that took Rangoon without a fight in 1824.

[@shanthalembilisham8828]

I think a similar study and documentary sud be done for the US as well.

[@upper339]

I have so much to say about this Documentary ..But they have to show those people dead bodies. That inhuman to say least... I pressed end at that point.

[@3bsd69bhmdfawp9]

Education is the major problem. To educate poor couples not to make too many babies. They have no food and live very poorly, and they want to bring more human beings into their horrible life to suffer. It doesn't make sense.

[@sequillawilliams8809]

Plus they look at kids as more help

[@shanthalembilisham8828]

The sanctions sud be lifted up and allow to trade freely. That's the way to improve Myanmar's economy. Despite sanctions, there are reports that the advanced countries are extracting their resources. To allow the plundering, maintaining the current state is inevitable.

[@3bsd69bhmdfawp9]

Since the Brits left Burma, the country has been going down the drain slowly. Now, in 2024, the country is still inside a very dark tunnel. They say "You will see the light at the end of the tunnel". If that is true, when then? The people of Burma have been waiting to see that light for decades. Que Sera Sera???

[@AnyWay-t6x]

let us pray

[@Yuiop-o7c]

1:01

[@Yuiop-o7c]

42:03

[@centillion1684]

1:28 AM Mar 21 2∅24

[@AnyWay-t6x]

gean

[@AnyWay-t6x]

ဗွီဇကန်

[@Myanmargautam]

We want our government NLD

[@gleove1]

Can you make “Raised By Wolves (2014) Full Movie” Please?

[@Divorcedhousemaid666]

ඒක උබට අවීචි නරකාදියෙදි බලන්ඩ පුලුවන්. එතකං තෝ නිශාන්ත ඩසනායක කියන නිහීන සුනකයා එක්ක කෙල්වපං...

[@remycdg6889]

The part where they hassled u because u were recording them is fake. They wouldn’t say anything if u were Burmese. I’m Burmese myself. They just felt weird because a foreigner is recording them

[@Suhnny_dae3]

It is not fake. They have most likely received news from insiders that a foreigner officer will be coming to film, this is possibly why they were being cautious.

[@AnyWay-t6x]

ShweDagon

[@AdrianSmith-n3m]

This country is sick beyond cure

[@AnyWay-t6x]

bagan

[@anna4lease587]

Myanmar is far from peaceful dont tell lies

[@cinnamon5083]

Don't think they said it's peaceful.