“Tunnel – Sun in the Dark” surpasses 45 billion VND in revenue

According to statistics from Box Office Vietnam, a website that tracks nationwide cinema ticket sales, as of noon on April 6, the revenue of “Tunnels – Sun in the Dark” is at over 46.1 billion VND. This is an unprecedentedly high and rapidly growing revenue for a film about revolutionary history.

Before “Tunnels – Sun in the Dark”, the war-themed film “Peach, Pho and Piano” also set a record in revenue when it earned more than 20 billion VND in theater tickets.

“Tunnels – Sun in the Dark” is directed by Bui Thac Chuyen, invested by businessman Nguyen Thanh Nam and several other businessmen. The film is inspired by real events after 1967, about a 21-man guerrilla squad fighting in the Cu Chi area, with the mission of holding out, holding the area, and then having to take on the job of protecting and keeping secrets for the strategic intelligence group to collect and transmit information. The film features artist Thai Hoa, singer, Meritorious Artist Cao Minh, young actors Ho Thu Anh, Diem Hang Lamoon, Bui Thac Phong, Nhat Y, Khanh Ly…

The film was invested in carefully and systematically, mobilizing a large number of Vietnamese and foreign extras, as well as many heavy weapons that the US used in the war in South Vietnam at that time such as M-48 Patton tanks, M113 ACAV armored vehicles, UH-1 Iroquois helicopters, Swift Boat (PCF) Patrol Craft Fast warships, LCM-8 small landing craft and other types of military weapons and equipment.

Immediately after its premiere in Ho Chi Minh City and Hanoi , the film received many positive reviews from audiences and experts.

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