Jamalida loves to dance. She sometimes gets the chance at a wedding or a local celebration, even though she lives in a refugee camp in Bangladesh. Experience Jamalida’s life inside the camp and watch an account of how she fled the violence in Myanmar in immersive animation. Jamalida is one of hundreds of thousands of Rohingya muslims who are not considered citizens of their home country, Myanmar, and are not wanted by their host country. “I want to talk to you,” she says. “I hope you can tell others about my story.”
In this immersive VR film by Contrast VR and AJ+, ride with Jamalida around the crowded camp, accompany her inside her tiny home, sit down in the narrow streets with her sons as they play and feel what’s it like to be a refugee stranded in a foreign land.
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Notes on Blindness
After losing his sight in 1983, John Hull began to record an audio diary documenting his discovery of ‘a world beyond sight’.
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Locals of Mexico’s pristine freshwater lagoon are saying: enough is enough!
With the increase of tourism in Mexico’s pristine freshwater lagoon, the ecosystem has come under threat.
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Japan’s Best Sushi Chefs Transform Fresh Fish Into A Gourmet Meal
While it began as fast food in the Edo period, sushi has become a Japanese culinary treasure savored around the world.
