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This is a film produced by director Tran Dac right after the country was reunified. Till now, “August Star” is almost the only film of Vietnamese cinema that successfully reflects the nation’s holy August revolution. After 36 years, the film still shows the eternal vitality and history. The background of the film is the boiling atmosphere of the days before the August Revolution in 1945 and the terrible famine that year. When watching the movie, we will be completely impressed by the repressed emotional eyes, the eyes that excellently express the human message of the film.

Up to now, perhaps no film has successfully reflected the boiling days before the August Revolution in 1945 and the terrible famine that year like “August Star”. The film helps the audience understand the miserable life of our people that no other page can reproduce as truthfully. The film was filmed at the time of our reunification in 1975-1976, so the context of the film is very realistic.

The film succeeded in creating details, social contexts, contradictions in situations that led to the climax of the resistance, unity among the compatriots, affirming an independent, self-sufficient nation. owner.

In the winter of 1946, the negotiations at the Fontainebbeau Conference in France failed, and President Ho Chi Minh signed a temporary treaty with France to take advantage of time to prepare to deal with the situation. This is the background of the movie. When watching Hanoi Winter 1946 You will have the opportunity to see more clearly the intellectual capacity of Uncle Ho and the leaders of the revolutionary government in this very important moment.

The film by director Dang Nhat Minh gives viewers the image of a peace-loving Vietnam, opposed to war, calling for the solidarity of all nations in the world to keep peace. . Peaceful love was shown in the way of fighting, behavior, and way of life of soldiers in Hanoi in particular and Vietnamese soldiers in general in the winter of 1946, before President Ho Chi Minh’s death. calling for the national resistance to protect the capital 60 days and nights of smoke and fire.

Director Bui Dinh Hac’s work was made in 2002, nearly 30 years after the great victory of Dien Bien Phu in the air. Hanoi 12 Days and Nights was produced with color film and used modern computer effects for the first time to recreate the war in the air. However, the film will not only have a fierce war, but also a painful, lossy but romantic and profound love between missile battalion commander Dang Nhan and teacher Hien.

Plastic feature film Hanoi 12 days and nights Directed by People’s Artist Bui Dinh Hac, it is considered a film full of portraits of simple but very resilient people, determined to live and die with the beloved capital in heroic historical moments.

Hanoi baby Produced by Hanoi Film Studio in 1974, directed by Hai Ninh, is a successful work and leaves a deep impression on viewers’ minds when it brings a war perspective through the identity of baby Ngoc Ha (Lan Lan). Huong) is only 12 years old. When watching Hanoi’s Baby, you will feel like watching an adventure movie, the adventure of a little girl searching for her parents and sister missing in the ruins of the city after the B52 bombing of the army. American team.

Filmed in the real context of Hanoi right after the carpet-bombed B52 bombs, “Baby Hanoi” is a touching and heartwarming story about life in the capital during the years of war and destruction of the American empire. The story follows the journey to evacuate and find the father of two sisters Ngoc Ha and Thuy Duong after their mother died, the house in Kham Thien was also destroyed after the B52 bomb. On the way to find her father, Ngoc Ha witnessed the cruelty of war and the two sisters also met warm people.

Hanoi people debuted in 1996 with 3 episodes of Return to the Wind, Golden Dream and Strange Woman. Set in the scene of life in the military street in the early years of renovation, in the late 1980s and early 1990s, when watching the film, we will immerse ourselves in to better understand the daily life of returning soldiers. after war.

In particular, the film makes expatriates feel nostalgic for Hanoi because the film also talks about people leaving the city to make a living away from home, people going abroad… The film has only 3 episodes but still enough to express the true thoughts and feelings of the people who always turn to Hanoi, wherever they are.

Based on the novel Living Forever with the Capital and Luy Hoa by writer Nguyen Huy Tuong, the film re-enacts the 1946 Hanoi battle directed by director Le Duc Tien, first released in 1996. The atmosphere of the battle The unyielding heroism of our people against the brutality of the French colonialists will surely give you goosebumps for being proud of the Vietnamese people.

The years of fighting to protect Thu Tu are portrayed realistically and vividly in 12 episodes “Live forever with the capitalrevived the magnanimous, vibrant but still romantic atmosphere of those fiery years and at the same time portrayed the image of brave soldiers in the capital who were ready to sacrifice everything to protect the country.

Thai monk Tran Thu Do is a project that the Hanoi People’s Committee ordered Feature Film Studio I to produce on the occasion of the 1,000th anniversary of Thang Long with an investment of more than 57 billion VND for 34 episodes. The main content is the story that happened from the turmoil of Thang Long in 1210 to the period when the Tran Ly family (including two children Tran Thua, Tran Tu Khanh and his nephew Tran Thu Do) and To Trung Tu supported Crown Prince Sam. recaptured Thang Long, helping Crown Prince Sam ascend to the throne, becoming King Ly Hue Tong.

Compared to the historical films that have been built before, “Thai Master Tran Thu Do” is a pretty good film, well-made with serious investment and study of history. Writer Nguyen Manh Tuan’s script is quite tight and firm, the situations presented are convincing, reasonable and reasonable.

Seasonal deciduous is also a TV series that was broadcast on channel VTV1, VTV3 with the topic of life and family of Hanoians. The film is a story about a family living in an old house in the capital. The father always wants to preserve and maintain the traditional family life of Hanoians, but the children have a new and different concept of lifestyle and concept of money. Everyone has a different way of living and thinking, but the last thing they want is an inseparable connection between family members.

The film not only reminds each audience of the familiar things associated with Hanoi, but also serves as a reminder of the harmony between traditional values ​​and modern values ​​in life, about the meaning of family in life. society is changing more and more.

Ahead is the sky recreate the life of students in the 2000s in Hanoi. The story of the film is about three girls from a small town, Nguyet (Thu Huong), Thuong (Thu Nga) and Nhung (Kieu Anh) with three opposite personalities. They have just graduated from college and are having a hard time finding work. But no matter what job they do, they all have to face the challenges and complexities of life.

In the end, there were people who could stay in the capital while others had to move to other places. This film successfully depicts the lives of young people who aspire to go to the big city to make a career but have to endure many challenges. Falling down and then getting up again.

Hanoi in anyone’s eyes is a Vietnamese documentary film directed by Tran Van Thuy. The work was produced in 1982 but was banned until 1987 to be released to the public. By borrowing old stories to talk about today, Hanoi in the eyes of those who use stories and historical figures attached to the capital to reflect people’s thoughts on the social situation.

In the film, director Tran Van Thuy mentioned many famous characters in Hanoi history such as To Hien Thanh, Nguyen Trai, Ho Xuan Huong to Bui Xuan Phai. In addition to the daily life scenes of Hanoians during the subsidy period, many beautiful scenes of the city also appear in the film, such as West Lake, Tran Quoc Pagoda or Quan Thanh Temple.

After screening, Hanoi in the eyes of anyone was immediately banned from screening despite being praised by many people for its content and artistic quality. It was not until 5 years after its birth that the film was widely screened thanks to the intervention of Vietnamese leaders such as Nguyen Van Linh and Pham Van Dong. In 1988, the film won the Golden Lotus award for the best Vietnamese documentary film, so far this is still considered one of the excellent cinematic works with the theme of Hanoi.

Long Thanh fake song is one of the plastic films built on the occasion of the 1000th anniversary of Thang Long – Hanoi. The film is based on the idea of ​​​​the poem “Long Thanh ki pseudo” by poet Nguyen Du. The screenplay by Van Le was awarded the first prize in the writing contest about a thousand years of Thang Long.

Long Thanh Cam fake ca also includes beautiful images imbued with the long-standing culture of the Vietnamese people. Audiences seem to be reliving the ancient atmosphere with familiar folk games such as playing volleyball, playing chess or chess on a stone slab… Lyrical verses or songs of chau van, a dao, The folk songs dotted in the film evoke the familiar space of the ancient Tonkin land. Images of village wells, sloping banyan trees or timid singers by the moon lute are utilized to the fullest. It can be said that Long Thanh Cam fake ca has a right direction compared to many other historical films before.

Thang Long aspiration is a plastic film to celebrate the 1000th anniversary of Thang Long – Hanoi. The background of the film is Dai Co Viet at the end of the 10th century. The film tells the story of the lives of Ly Cong Uan and Le Long Dinh from childhood until Ly Cong Uan became king and ban Chieu moved the capital. In the film, Ly Cong Uan used to go to Hoa Lu to support Le Hoan, then became the commander of the military guard and a close friend of Le Long Dinh. The film also tells about a love triangle between Ly Cong Uan, Le Long Dinh and female singer Da Huong.

The scenes were shot entirely in Vietnam which is perhaps an advantage for the film. The images of villages and rivers are bold in the Northern Delta. The film also recreates the scene of the countryside market, the scene of activities at the village well, the Tich Dien festival, or the royal palace with charming and poetic scenery… The filmmaker wisely chose the main brown tone for the film, making the film scene bring ancient colors, close to the Vietnamese people.