Thailand: Land Of Rice (1957)
This film explores Thailand, known as the “Land of Rice,” highlighting its rich agricultural heritage and cultural significance. It describes the importance of rice cultivation, the vibrant life along the Chao Phraya River, and the blend of traditional and modern practices in Thai society. The narrative follows a rice-farming family, illustrating their daily lives, the significance of rice to the economy, and the role of Buddhism in their culture. The film emphasizes Thailand’s independence and modernization while showcasing the enduring traditions of its people.
Keywords
Thailand, rice, agriculture, Chao Phraya River, culture, Buddhism, economy, family, independence, modernization
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