This is a great documentary. Being Lao myself. I love this finally silent no longer, tell our stories. Proud of my heritage and who we are and where we came from. The older i get the more proud I am of our roots. The more I want to preserved our beautiful culture and heritage.
I am so proud and so happy to see Lao people have success story. Not many of us can break away from the old custom and leave the way way of thinking behind and just go and live your dream then be success at it. It is not easy. I myself have live those dream and it a wonderful feeling.
I would like to say thank you very much and to everyone who involve and create this beautiful documentary stories of our young Lao American that continue to strive, reconnect with your rich culture and heritage, and bridging the generation gap between our older and younger generation. Please continue to share your story and get involve with our own Lao community and help preserve our Lao culture and heritage for many younger Lao American generation to enjoy much more.
Ty so much for the sharing der! My family and I can relate so much to everyone in the doc. The struggle, the sacrifices, the shock, the lost of our culture and the finding of our pride. Next step is preserving, sharing our story, and culture with our children. Some time I wish I live in a bigger Lao community we are happy in Green Bay, WI. Doesn't matter where we all we still have that Laoness in our heart and mind. Kop jai der!
I really enjoyed the documentary. Being Lao American I can definitely relate to this. It's important to preserve our culture and at the same time move forward towards our dream. Keep up the good work.
Bridging The Gap Of Dreams captures Lao Americans who overcame their odds and barriers. An intimate personal accomplishment for their personal struggles and challenges in order to live out and pursue their successful American dreams. Thank you for watching and please subscribe to our channel!
i dont mean to be so offtopic but does any of you know of a way to log back into an instagram account..? I was stupid forgot my account password. I appreciate any tricks you can give me
@Devon Sam i really appreciate your reply. I found the site through google and I'm in the hacking process now. Looks like it's gonna take a while so I will reply here later with my results.
I hast found this videos so poud with lao younger brother did the great jobs and great story about Lao people in 1975 though back so sad by that time now all Lao people need Stan up for Lao community in USA and thankfully for USA give to Lao people New life so poud to be Lao.
Rasmy Vong no more Lao, The Chinese have taken over your country, economically and culturally. Your fellow a Laotians doesn’t benefit from any development, only the Chinese themselves.
your laotians were luckier than the hmong because once you crossed the border you were safe. The hmong werenot safe until they were seen by the UN official that they had arrived in thailand.
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This is a great documentary. Being Lao myself. I love this finally silent no longer, tell our stories. Proud of my heritage and who we are and where we came from. The older i get the more proud I am of our roots. The more I want to preserved our beautiful culture and heritage.
I am so proud and so happy to see Lao people have success story. Not many of us can break away from the old custom and leave the way way of thinking behind and just go and live your dream then be success at it. It is not easy. I myself have live those dream and it a wonderful feeling.
I would like to say thank you very much and to everyone who involve and create this beautiful documentary stories of our young Lao American that continue to strive, reconnect with your rich culture and heritage, and bridging the generation gap between our older and younger generation. Please continue to share your story and get involve with our own Lao community and help preserve our Lao culture and heritage for many younger Lao American generation to enjoy much more.
I am originally Lao born. I wish Laotian all around the world will be united oneday. That s my dream
Love this! I’ve been going down a rabbit hole with my own culture and hearing everyone’s stories are so inspiring!! Keep up the awesome work!
Ty so much for the sharing der! My family and I can relate so much to everyone in the doc. The struggle, the sacrifices, the shock, the lost of our culture and the finding of our pride. Next step is preserving, sharing our story, and culture with our children. Some time I wish I live in a bigger Lao community we are happy in Green Bay, WI. Doesn't matter where we all we still have that Laoness in our heart and mind. Kop jai der!
I am a Laotian- American. I really love this documentary. I feel like I can relate to this
I really enjoyed the documentary. Being Lao American I can definitely relate to this. It's important to preserve our culture and at the same time move forward towards our dream. Keep up the good work.
Great story. I appreciate the hard work everyone involved to putting this documentary together. Thank you.
Great documentary...I pretty much went through all the stuff that was talked about on this video...
Brought me to tears. I still remember when Lao dang firing at us when we were crossing the Mekong river.
Thank you for sharing. This video is very inspiring. With love from Thailand
I'm honored to be your 190th subscriber. Kudos!!! Keep up the great work.
So touching story I was in tears while I was watching😢
Bridging The Gap Of Dreams captures Lao Americans who overcame their odds and barriers. An intimate personal accomplishment for their personal struggles and challenges in order to live out and pursue their successful American dreams.
Thank you for watching and please subscribe to our channel!
Such a beautiful documentary!!! I am watching it now. It's very inspiring to hear others' story, as we all went through the same journey!!!
i dont mean to be so offtopic but does any of you know of a way to log back into an instagram account..?
I was stupid forgot my account password. I appreciate any tricks you can give me
@Ulises Vihaan instablaster ;)
@Devon Sam i really appreciate your reply. I found the site through google and I'm in the hacking process now.
Looks like it's gonna take a while so I will reply here later with my results.
@Devon Sam it worked and I finally got access to my account again. I am so happy!
Thanks so much, you saved my ass!
Nice work! I'm grateful for the help i received from the lovely lady in red - Thank you.
AMAZING! Great job showing different points of views! Hope to see more work from you guys!
I hast found this videos so poud with lao younger brother did the great jobs and great story about Lao people in 1975 though back so sad by that time now all Lao people need Stan up for Lao community in USA and thankfully for USA give to Lao people New life so poud to be Lao.
Wonderful video I very much enjoy watching this. Surprisingly few of the stories are featured in my city.
You are doing great job,keep it up.I enjoy watching your documentary.
Much Love yall. Kid Jungle and Chantala what up 🙏🏼.
I enjoyed the documentary! Proud to me Lao.
Rasmy Vong no more Lao, The Chinese have taken over your country, economically and culturally. Your fellow a Laotians doesn’t benefit from any development, only the Chinese themselves.
Thanks for putting this up, brought back a bunch of good memories of China
I love this documentary
Beautiful.. 🇱🇦🐘🐘🐘🇱🇦
Hi Lao people
Greetings from Isaan ! :)
Official Leotique. Greetings from Africa
I love this i love my laos country i love my home birth
39:19-32clip. That’s a Filipino folk dance “Maglalatik” :)
keep it up!!
Sabaidee 🙏
Lao people in America
ເປັນເລື້ອງ ທີ່ດີ ຂອງ ລາວ ອະເມຣິກັນ ຊົມເຊີຍເດີ.
Very well documented. Excellent work
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your laotians were luckier than the hmong because once you crossed the border you were safe. The hmong werenot safe until they were seen by the UN official that they had arrived in thailand.