Vietnam has one of the fastest growing economies in the world. Yet in many communes, not every household has a hygienic latrine. Defecating in the backyard or in the nearby river is obviously not convenient or safe in bad weather conditions, it is also a public health risk and a threat to the environment. Women are at the forefront of the issues raised by these practices, for it is them who care for the sick in a traditional village household. They are also part of the solution. This film shows how a clean latrine with a disability ramp can be a life changer.  Camera & Edit : Christopher Dinh Sound: Arnaud Soulier A Morgan Ommer film

Vietnam has one of the fastest growing economies in the world. Yet in many communes, not every household has a hygienic latrine. Defecating in the backyard or in the nearby river is obviously not convenient or safe in bad weather conditions, it is also a public health risk and a threat to the environment. Women are at the forefront of the issues raised by these practices, for it is them who care for the sick in a traditional village household. They are also part of the solution. Watch our latest film for East Meets West Foundation / Thrive Networks Location: Mekong Delta Director: Morgan Ommer Talents: Mrs Chung DOP : Christopher Dinh Sound: Arnaud Soulier Production: Noi Pictures The project was to make a short film about the challenging work of a local woman convincing people in her commune to install hygienic toilets in their homes. To show how Women Empowerment brings significant progress to society.

La Voix de la Maison. Winner of the Monthly Berlin Flash Film Festival October 2018 Semi Finalist at the Berlin Flash Film Festival 2019 A private House in the hills of Tam Dao. Camera Christopher Dinh Sound Arnaud Soulier Song YA BAI MIRIAM feat. El-Funoun [Traditional Palestinian] Here are some of the Lyrics of the song He filled the house with happiness (when he got engaged), Oh builder, build the house of the bride and the bridegroom The happiness is ours, let the bride and bridegroom be happy And the house is mine and all houses are my houses (says the future bridegroom)

Chef Didier Corlou, long time resident of Hanoi, takes us to the market to eat intestines, makes a dish with soap, and ponders about the origins of Fusion cuisine. Selected at the 2018 Short That Are Not Pants film festival in Toronto Didier Corlou, nous emmène manger des boyaux au marche, prepare un plat avec du savon local puis discute de l'origine du concept de la Fusion. http://didiercorlou-hanoirestaurants.com