INPUT 2019 documentary event starts in Bangkok

INPUT 2019 documentary event starts in Bangkok

Participants of INPUT 2019 register for the reception at Royal Orchid Sheraton Hotel Monday night.

INPUT 2019, one of the world’s leading events for public broadcasters and documentary film producers,  starts today in Bangkok with a documentary on the dramatic cave rescue at Tham Luang in Chiang Rai last year produced by Thai PBS as one of its highlights.

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The documentary, entitled “Tham Luang Documentary: Lost-Find-Found-Survive-Strive”, chronicles not only the struggle of the 13 young soccer players and their coach to survive through more than two weeks of ordeal inside the dark and flooded cave, but also the people from different walks of life who contributed to the rescue operation and helped them recover from the traumatic event.

INPUT is a non-profit organization of public television programme producers and broadcasters. It organizes an annual conference to showcase documentaries, exchange ideas and share experience on documentary production, and discuss challenges facing public broadcasting. Thai PBS, Thailand’s leading public broadcaster, is the host of INPUT 2019 which is the first time to be held in Southeast Asia.

Source: https://www.thaipbsworld.com/input-2019-documentary-event-starts-in-bangkok/