Documentary "Linden Tree in Green Season" premiered in France

The house at 62 rue Boileau, 75016 Paris, which was licensed for construction in 1973, started construction in 1975 and inaugurated in 1977, is not only a symbol of the diplomatic relations between Vietnam and France, the efforts of the Party and State of Vietnam in building people's diplomacy, but also a symbol of the love for the homeland of Vietnamese people in France, mainly contributed by members of the Union of Overseas Vietnamese in France at that time (now the Association of Vietnamese in France - UGVF), expressed through emotions and material things throughout the century.
Led by stories told by witnesses about the history of the house, the film takes viewers back to a glorious time of the Vietnamese people, a time when, in addition to Vietnamese diplomats, there were also overseas Vietnamese and friends in France who always tried to support and help Vietnam achieve peace, build the position of a small country, an immature government in the complicated diplomatic context of the 70s, so that even 50 years later, the veteran overseas Vietnamese and even the French friends of that time, still have for Vietnam an intact, loyal and unchanged affection, like "the Linden tree in the green season".

Marking the efforts, preserving the portraits, recording an important period in Vietnam's diplomacy, the film is not only a yearbook in pictures but also a truly artistic documentary with a lot of valuable information.
The film left many emotions in the hearts of viewers. After the screening, the audience had the opportunity to listen to the sharing of the film's scriptwriter and the confidences of many overseas Vietnamese about the memories they have associated with the building at 62 Boileau Street.

THU HA

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