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Film Resource: A Dream in Ha Noi

Posted on 01 January 2012 by Leon Potter

A Dream in Ha Noi
Viet Nam, 2009 (16 minutes)

Director: Gerald Herman
Cast: Cao Chi Thanh, Pham Ngoc Thanh
Choreography: Vu Duong Dung
Executive Producer: Nguyen Truong Son
Producer: Gerald Herman
No dialogue
A young boy’s life is changed forever when he meets a ballet dancer on the streets of Ha Noi.
This is the true story of how Cao Chi Thanh was inspired to begin studying ballet at the age of 11.
Source: discovery-releasing.com

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Film Resource: Duyên lắm Áo Dài ơi (The Charming Vietnamese Ao Dai)

Posted on 01 January 2012 by Leon Potter

Duyên lắm Áo Dài ơi (The Charming Vietnamese Ao Dai)
Viet Nam, 2009 (29 minutes)

Director: Pham Thang
Cinematography: Manh Quan & Khac Chung
Script: Pham Thang

North & South Vietnamese, English, French, & Japanese

Documentary-like film that explains the Vietnamese traditional dress, called Ao Dai.

Source: Bac Nam Film

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Film Resource: Dòng Sông Thời Gian (Time along the River)

Posted on 01 January 2012 by Leon Potter

Dòng Sông Thời Gian (Time along the River)
Viet Nam, 1997 (58 minutes)




Director: Le Phuong Nam & Nguyen Tuong Phuong
Cinematography: Vu Minh Phuong & Le Trung Thanh
Script: Huynh Ngoc Trang

Vietnamese with no English subtitles

This documentary film presents the river of the southern region-Ben Nghe.

Source: Phuong Nam Phim
www.pnfilm.com.vn

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Film Resource: Dịch Cười (Infectious Laughter)

Posted on 01 January 2012 by Leon Potter

Dịch Cười (Infectuous Laughter)
Viet Nam, 1988 (75 minutes)

Director: Do Minh Tuan
Cast: Trinh Thinh, Trinh Mai, Do Hong Quan, & Ngoc Lan
Cinematography: Nguyen Quang Tuan
Script: Doan Truc Quynh

Vietnamese with no English subtitles

A CEO visiting a quarry thinks he dropped his diamond ring. Panic and confusion ensue. All work is halted while the workers look for the ring.

Source: Phuong Nam Phim
www.pnfilm.com.vn

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Film Resource: Bến Không Chồng (Wharf of Widows)

Posted on 01 January 2012 by Leon Potter

Bến Không Chồng (Wharf of Widows)
Viet Nam, 2000 (105 minutes)

Director: Luu Trong Ninh
Cast: Thuy Ha, Luu Trong Ninh, Nhu Quynh, Minh Chau
Cinematography: Nguyen Huu Tuan
Vietnamese with no English subtitles

At a wharf on a river in the northern delta during the time of restoration of peace in 1954, only single women and widows can be found. They wait. The area is electrified by the appearance of Van, who is a veteran of the French war. He becomes the target of all the women in the village.

Source adapted from: Viet Nam Film Institute, (2008). Catalogue of Vietnamese Awarded Films (1949-2005).

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Film Resource: Chốn Quê (Homeland)

Posted on 01 January 2012 by Leon Potter

Chốn Quê (Homeland)
Viet Nam, 2001 (19 minutes)

Director: Nguyen Sy Chung
Cinematography: Nguyen Thuoc and Sy Bang
Script: Nguyen Sy Chung

Vietnamese with no English subtitles
This film examines the life of the rustic and candid people who must leave the countryside to make a living in the city. Despite the hardship in the noisy and crowded cities, they still have a strong attachment to their home villages.

Source adapted from: Viet Nam Film Institute, (2008). Catalogue of Vietnamese Awarded Films (1949-2005). Ha Noi: Viet Nam.

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Film Resource: Canh Bạc (The Gamble)

Posted on 01 January 2012 by Leon Potter

Canh Bạc (The Gamble)
Viet Nam, 1993 (92 minutes)

Director: Luu Trong Ninh
Cast: Thu Ha, Don Duong, Kim Xuyen, Hoang Quang Thien
Cinematography: Tran The Dan

Vietnamese with English subtitles
Mai is a student on summer vacation who worked in a restaurant to get the money she needed for going to school. She makes friends with Chien, a truck driver, who asks her to help him with a drug trafficking scheme.
Source adapted from: Viet Nam Film Institute, (2008). Catalogue of Vietnamese Awarded Films (1949-2005).

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Film Resource: Bao giờ cho đến tháng Mười (When the Tenth Month Comes)

Posted on 01 January 2012 by Leon Potter

Bao giờ cho đến tháng Mười (When the Tenth Month Comes)
Viet Nam, 1984 (90 minutes)

Director: Dang Nhat Minh
Cast: Le Van, Nguyen Huu Muoi, Lai Phu Cuong, Trinh Phong
Vietnamese with English, French, & German subtitles
In the final days of the war, a beautiful young widow, Duyen (Le Van), faces a daily struggle to take care of her young son and ailing father-in-law, all the while hiding from them that her husband has recently been killed in battle. While keeping her secret burden to herself, she is befriended by the village school teacher, Zhang, who agrees to help by fabricating letters from her dead husband in order to spare her family’s sorrow.
The title of the movie refers to the month when the “Day of Forgiveness” occurs. It is at this time that departed souls may visit their living loved ones.
Source: discovery-releasing.com

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Film Resource: Chị Tư Hậu (Mrs. Tu Hau)

Posted on 01 January 2012 by Leon Potter

Chị Tư Hậu (Mrs. Tu Hau)
Viet Nam, 1963 (76 minutes)

Director: Pham Ky Nam
Cast: Tra Giang, Ba Du, Minh Tri, Tran Phuong, and Minh Dang
Cinematography: Nguyen Khanh Du
Script: Bui Duc Ai

Vietnamese with no English subtitles
During an enemy sweep through the Bai Sao area, Mrs. Tu Hau was raped. Feeling disgraced, she decided to commit suicide, but the cry for mild from a little baby caused her to stop. On top of that, her husband Khoa was killed on the battlefield. Overcoming her suffering, she decides to carry out her duties assigned by the organization.

Source adapted from: Viet Nam Film Institute, (2008). Catalogue of Vietnamese Awarded Films (1949-2005). Ha Noi: Viet Nam.

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Film Resource: Cuộc chiến đấu vẫn còn tiếp diễn (The Struggle goes on)

Posted on 01 January 2012 by Leon Potter

Cuộc chiến đấu vẫn còn tiếp diễn (The Struggle goes on)
Viet Nam, 1966 (114 minutes)

Director: Nguyen Khac Loi and Hoang Thai
Cast: Tra Giang, Lam Toi, Mai Chau, Luu Xuan Thu, Sy Minh, and Ngo Nam
Cinematography: Nguyen Quang Tuan
Script: Doan Que

Vietnamese with no English subtitles
Produced in 1966, during the beginning of Vietnam’s cinematic revolution, The Struggle goes on is a counterintelligence film, action thriller with a story about a confrontation between soldiers, security forces, and spies. The film is set in the North after the Geneva Accords.

Source: Phuong Nam Films at www.pnfilm.com.vn

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