This is how much power was held by these commercial fishing companies. Victims were forced to work day and night, were given no options to leave the ship, their lives were always on the line if they disobeyed, and they didn’t even have the rights to cremate or bury their friends who had succumbed in these harsh conditions. Patima: Specifically, the rescue operations depicted in the Ghost Fleet documentary were to rescue victims of slavery, not forced labor. But once the crews are gone, I and LPN are exposed to increased pressure from the same authorities, who blame us for bringing greater visibility to these issues.ĭN: Do you think a documentary film can help bring about an end to forced labor? When I return home, I will be leading a mission in Thailand’s Surathani province to rescue approximately 83 victims of human trafficking displaced from Eastern Myanmar.ĭuring the missions in which I’m accompanied by film crew or other media, the missions themselves feel safer because local authorities feel threatened by international exposure. Patima: Over 15 years, I have rescued approximately 13,000 individuals, and we organize at least one mission a month. There is something you and all of us can do to alleviate their abuses, and it starts with your choices.ĭN: How many rescue missions have you been on? Was it different having a film crew along? Patima: Please watch this documentary from the perspective of someone who consumes seafood. Patima: The entire time, I was worried that I was going to lead the film crew and my staff into a situation in which everyone is killed.ĭN: Is there anything you’d like our readers who have not seen the film yet to know before they watch? We recently emailed with Patima with help from an interpreter.ĭN: What were some of the scariest moments during production of GHOST FLEET? She works with small group of activists who have risked their lives to find justice and freedom for enslaved fishermen. Based in Thailand, in 2004, she co-founded the Labour Protection Network (LPN) along with her husband Sompong Srakaew. Her efforts have secured freedom for thousands of men who have been forced to work against their will and earned her a nomination for the Nobel Peace Prize in 2017.
#Those who remain documentary series#
Unique Atmospheric HorrorImmerse yourself in a story-driven adventure inspired by classic supernatural film and TV series that presents a deeply atmospheric alternative horror experience.Patima Tungpuchayakul, featured in GHOST FLEET, has committed her life to rescuing South East Asian victims of human trafficking. Savour your SanityDiscover an up-close psychological thriller wrapped in a deeply human story which explores family, loss, mistakes and how real people can be haunted by more than just demons in the dark. Worlds Torn Apart Explore two interconnected dimensions as you move between Dormont and a strange alternate reality to solve thought-provoking puzzles and unlock the mysteries held within the dark.Ĭonscience of Choice Choose to condemn or reprieve the lost souls of Dormont and their cursed trove of secrets, as you make tough morale decisions that will determine the fate of Edward, through multiple different endings. To survive, you’ll need to stay in the light by any means.
Those Who Remain places you in an up-close, psychological horror story set in the sleepy town of Dormont – a town in a spiralling split from the fabric of reality, warped by darkness and the deeds of the Citizens who reside.Ĭonfront the uncomfortable horrors reflected by the darkness and survive the night of Dormont as Edward is confronted with a test of his sanity, morality and the shadows of evil that lurks below.ĭarkness Has EyesNavigate the encroaching darkness and manipulate light sources to clear paths through the mysteries of Dormont. The horrors and darkness that thrive in the corner of every eye are torn loose… Edward had the good life, a beautiful wife and the perfect little girl, yet finds himself several whiskeys down and driving through the night of Dormont to end his secret affair - in a bid to fix his mistakes.Īs Edward pulls into the Golden Oak Motel, he is unaware just how much this night will change his life… Some mistakes should never happen, not when your life is complete – and yet they do. Whispers of disappearances carry through the town as a burgeoning, uneasy and irrational fear begins to spread and darkness comes to be an unwelcome reflection to Those Who Remain. As the lights go out, the embers of darkness are stoked in the sleepy town of Dormont.
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