OUR FIRST FEATURE FILM
2050 Productions’ first feature documentary film. The film won BEST INTERNATIONAL DOCUMENTARY FEATURE at HotDocs in Toronto as well as several other awards at film festivals in the Netherlands, China, Uruguay and Peru.
The film is about a Thai, Buddhist, scientist family who decided to cryopreserve their two-year-old daughter’s brain after she died. She became the youngest in the world to be cryopreserved. It is a visual meditation on life, death, faith and love.
Asia’s Meth Boom
Reported and directed by Pailin Wedel
More meth pills are produced than Starbucks sells coffees a year. We track the meth trade in Asia.
South Korea's Gender War
Reported and directed by Pailin Wedel
The murder of a young woman in the affluent Gangnam district ignites a vicious public debate about the country's entrenched misogyny. Feminists blame Korea's gender inequality while men's rights groups say men are unfairly attacked.
Myanmar: Free and Fair?
Reported and directed by Pailin Wedel
Just four years ago Myanmar released hundreds of political prisoners and promised to embrace democratic reforms. But once again the number of students, activists and journalists jailed is rising. We follow two women activists faced with persecution even as Myanmar prepares for the polls.
Thailand’s Tainted Robes
Reported and directed by Pailin Wedel
Scandals in the monkhood rock Thailand’s moral soul. We investigate Thailand’s misbehaving monks.