Director Akio Fujimoto's film "Lost Land" portrays the perilous journey of two Rohingya Muslim children and their grandmother fleeing religious persecution in Myanmar for Malaysia. The film, shot in the Rohingya language, highlights their dangerous voyage, encounters with ruthless agents, and the children's hope of finding family. Using night shots and actual Rohingya individuals, the cinematography and music aim to evoke anxiety and precariousness, capturing the story's uncertainty and panic.