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Sarawak Gone
The Last Forest People of Sarawak
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- Registered
- 2010-02-02
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# Sarawak Gone
The Last Forest People of Sarawak
## Sitemaps
- [XML Sitemap](https://www.sarawakgone.cc/sitemap.xml): Contains all public & indexable URLs for this website.
## Posts
- [The Dam completed!](https://www.sarawakgone.cc/the-dam-completed/) - The first series, The Dam, has been completed. The last episode, You Can't Eat The Road, went online late April. It turned out to be the most complex to cut. I had a lot of material to work with, but given this episode consists entirely of testimonials and interviews it became quite an effort to
- [Feb 2010 update](https://www.sarawakgone.cc/project-update/) - Work on the series began in 2008. Shooting was completed in mid-2009 and post production commenced September of that year as part of an artists in residence program I had been invited to undertake back in Australia. At the time of writing all post-production has taken place with out a single penny, or dollar for
- [Mar 2010 Update](https://www.sarawakgone.cc/mar-2010-update/) - Last night I completed the first readable draft of Episode three, We can't eat the road. This is the last in the first series, The Bidayuh and the Dam. It's based on discussion between a small representative group of villagers from Upper Bengoh meeting with the Iban of Rumah Agi and the Kenyah at the
- [The Headman in post-production](https://www.sarawakgone.cc/editing-the-headman/) - The next Sarawak Gone series, The Headman, is finally in post-production. It was shot in and around the Penan village, Long Kerong, located in the Ulu Baram.
- [Series completed, but it ain't over yet](https://www.sarawakgone.cc/series-completed/) - There's a kind of anti-climax when one gets to the end of a project, but not this one. Despite completing the last official episode of this series, it's far from over.
- [International debut at AGITPROP](https://www.sarawakgone.cc/international-debut-at-agitprop/) - From 2 - 4 July AGITPROP film festival goes live for the first time in Manila, Philippines. Sarawak Gone will debut there.
- [Higher Ground](https://www.sarawakgone.cc/higher-ground/) - With the Bengoh Dam completed and the inundation of the Sarawak Kiri River looming, the Bidayuh of Upper Bengoh faced the decision to either leave their homelands or stay. As much of Upper Bengoh is comprised of the Bidayuh's native customary land they chose to stay. In doing so they took on the Sarawak Government,
- [Sarawak Gone - 30 minute version](https://www.sarawakgone.cc/sg-30mins/) - The Bidayuh, one of more than 40 sub-ethnic groups in Sarawak, face threats to their livelihood, traditional lands and culture with the development of the controversial Bengoh Dam.
- [The Headman](https://www.sarawakgone.cc/the-headman/) - On the 23 Oct 2007 Kelesau Naan, the Headman of a Penan village, left his wife at a rest area in the forest to check on his traps. He never returned.
- [We Can't Eat The Road
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