Worlds Apart
Trailer: Worlds Apart
Year: 2020
Genre: Documentary
Studio: Yangoon Film School
Director: Shin Thandar
Cast:
Crew: Shin Thandar (Director), Thae Zar Chi Khaing (Director of Photography), Ja Roi Aung (Sound Recordist), Myat Myat Noe Aye (Editor), Lindsey Merrison (Producer), Ivan Horák (Sound Supervisor)
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