“I lift you up when you fall” - a “healing” movie with the participation of a famous cast

The film, directed by Vu Thanh Vinh, produced by Khang Media and distributed by Lotte Entertainment Vietnam, tells the story of two sisters, Thuong and Luc, whose peaceful childhood was closely tied to their family's traditional incense-making profession. However, an unexpected accident took the lives of their parents, and since then, Thuong has played both the role of older sister and parent to protect and raise her younger brother, Luc.

New film by director Vu Thanh Vinh. Photo: DPCC

Growing up in poor conditions, however, with her courage and the teachings ingrained in her parents' mind, this sister was persistent and determined to change her life.

When she grew up, Thuong became successful and wanted her younger brother to follow the path she had paved for him. That imposition unintentionally created conflicts and consecutive incidents, pushing Thuong and Luc further and further apart, even to the point of life and death.

The tense situation of the 4 main characters in the film. Photo: Producer

The movie's teaser has just been officially released, revealing the climax scene between the four main characters. It is also the conflict between Ms. Hai Thuong (Le Khanh), Ut Luc (Thuan Nguyen), Hai Au (Uyen An) and Truong (Quoc Truong).

The teaser opens with a birthday party, but at the same time it is also the death anniversary of the parents of the two sisters Thuong and Luc. Instead of laughter and chatter, the four characters choose to start by exchanging scrutinizing glances, which soon leads to a tense argument. Between them are irreconcilable conflicts, creating a dramatic situation for the film.

The characters gradually reveal many secrets hidden deep in their love and sisterly relationships. Thuan Nguyen's character closes the teaser with the line: "There is nothing that I do not forbid", with a painful, torn expression, as if containing unspeakable feelings. For him, the way his sister loves is not only a desire to care for her younger brother, showing the responsibility of an older sister, but also an unacceptable level of control - a familiar image in most Vietnamese families.

Actors Le Khanh and Quoc Truong participate in the psychological - family - comedy film "Chi nga em nang". Photo: Producer

“If it wasn’t Le Khanh, I wouldn’t know who to choose for Thuong. This is a role that is really psychological, you have to hide the pain in your heart,” director Vu Thanh Vinh affirmed. He also gave many compliments to Le Khanh’s professional acting. The actress completely portrayed the ultimate pain of the character Thuong through every look, gesture and even every tear.

The film also cleverly incorporates Vietnamese cultural elements, such as images of death anniversaries and Western cuisine ...

Besides the 4 main actors, the film has the participation of guest actors: People's Artist Ta Minh Tam, Mos (Patiparn Pataweekarn), Bank (Mondop Heamtan), Meritorious Artist Hanh Thuy, Dinh Y Nhung, Thanh Thuc, Danis Nguyen, Lam Quang Quy, Phuong Lan, Ta Lam, Lac Hoang Long...

With a meaningful message, the film hopes to "heal" wounded hearts, and at the same time be a reminder for everyone to love properly and cherish those around them more.

Source: https://hanoimoi.vn/chi-nga-em-nang-bo-phim-chua-lanh-voi-su-gop-mat-cua-dan-dien-vien-dinh-dam-715100.html