Specifically, the 3 films shown this time are "See You Again Saigon" (shown at 9am on May 19), " Hanoi Winter 1946" (shown at 9am on May 20) and "Thau Chin in Siam" (shown at 9am on May 21).

Among them, the feature film “See You Again Saigon” by director Long Van, produced in 1990. The work recreates the years when the young man Nguyen Tat Thanh and his family lived and studied in Hue from 1895 to 1909. After that, this ambitious young man went to Phan Thiet to teach and then went to Saigon with the hope of finding a way to go abroad to participate in revolutionary activities. Here, Nguyen Tat Thanh met and fell in love with Ut Van. However, putting aside personal feelings, the patriotic young man left Ben Nha Rong to find a way to save the country. Before leaving, Nguyen Tat Thanh left a promise to Ut Van and also to the country “See You Again Saigon”. The film has the participation of People's Artist Thu Ha, Meritorious Artist Tien Hoi...
The feature film Hanoi in the Winter of 1946, directed by People's Artist Dang Nhat Minh, was released in 1997. The work tells the story of the last days before the outbreak of the National Resistance War, opening three decades of heroic fighting by the Vietnamese people to protect the independence and unity of the country. The film features Meritorious Artist Tien Hoi, actors Ngo Quang Hai, Vo Hoai Nam, Hoa Thuy, Quach Thu Phuong, Mai Thu Huyen...
The feature film “Thau Chin in Siam” is a work by director Bui Tuan Dung, produced in 2015. The work revolves around the life of Nguyen Ai Quoc in the period 1928-1929. At this time, he had spent 17 years working in many countries, returned to Thailand and had the code name Thau Chin. Here, Nguyen Ai Quoc built a revolutionary base, prepared to merge three communist organizations, and moved towards the establishment of the Communist Party of Vietnam in 1930. The film has the participation of actors Manh Truong, Van Phuong…
The films will be shown for free at Ngoc Khanh Cinema (523 Kim Ma, Ba Dinh, Hanoi).
Source: https://hanoimoi.vn/nhung-ngay-phim-viet-nam-ky-niem-135-nam-ngay-sinh-bac-ho-701988.html
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