Documentary "Brother Overcoming Thousands of Challenges" causes a stir when it officially hits theaters

With a length of 125 minutes, the film recreates the sublime moments with art of 33 "talents" and the moments when tens of thousands of hearts beat as one, sharing the same feelings of pride in Vietnamese culture at the concert nights.

Besides, there are behind-the-scenes stories that have never been aired: the difficulties and challenges that artists face in real life, the sweat, the sleepless nights, the invisible pressures, the many arguments, the disagreements and even the moments of bursting into joy of success and trust from the audience.

In “Rain of Fire”, those moments are revealed truthfully, without avoidance, so that the audience can better understand the personality of each person, the deep brotherhood between artists, the building of team spirit and mutual understanding, the key factors that make up the strength of the “family of talented people”.

A large audience came very early to wait for the movie premiere.

At the press conference to launch the film on May 16, Ms. Ngo Thi Van Hanh, CEO of YeaH1 Group, also the producer of “Rain of Fire”, revealed that the production team initially had no intention of making the film.

“After the finale, the directors and I sat together and thought that it would be a pity if this journey ended here. Because those were wonderful days with the love of the audience that few programs have ever had. Therefore, we decided to have a film to recreate this journey,” said Ms. Van Hanh.

Explaining the reason why the film's name is associated with the images of "rain" and "fire", director Dinh Ha Uyen Thu could not hold back her tears and emotionally shared: "Many times after filming, around 2 or 3 am, I witnessed the audience and production team having to go home in the rain and then come to the studio very early the next day. Even on the day of the first concert in Ho Chi Minh City, tens of thousands of spectators were also affected by the rain. The working spirit of the crew and the affection of the audience made me tell myself to work really hard and give my all to create the highest quality products."

Therefore, in “Rain of Fire”, in addition to the artists, the audience will also have the opportunity to witness the dedication of the entire program crew, from the producer, director to the technical team, who have overcome all barriers and difficulties to turn a program that was initially skeptical into an entertainment phenomenon recognized and loved by millions of viewers.

This is a difficult and arduous process, with many tears and sweat, but also filled with joy, containing the great aspiration of the team to create new standards for the Vietnamese entertainment industry.

"Drum rice" performance in the movie.

For all the artists participating in “Anh trai vu ngan cong gai”, “Mua lua” is an important milestone, a profound memory in their career journey.

Sharing about the film, "talented" BB Tran said: "This is a very special film for BB and certainly for the artists in the program, because "Fire Rain" marks a project that lasts a whole year. The length of this project may be unprecedented in the careers of many artists."

Meanwhile, witnessing “Rain of Fire” continuously achieving fast ticket sales records, “talented” ST Son Thach and Phan Dinh Tung could not help but feel proud. The two artists expressed their gratitude to the audience, especially the “little girls” for supporting the film. This is a great motivation for the artists as well as the production team to continue to contribute to art.

BOF group at the movie premiere.

The heroes also expressed their emotions when watching the film about their own journey for the first time. Jun Pham shared that May 16 is also the 1-year anniversary of the heroes entering the common house of “Anh trai vu ngan cong gai”.

At first, he and other talented people thought that at most they would just review what they had experienced, so they probably wouldn't have any emotions. "However, the film is very emotional, fun and cute" - Jun Pham expressed. ST Son Thach said that the film was more emotional than he thought, like going back to everyone's beautiful memories together.

Not only a documentary, “Rain of Fire” is also an emotional journey, a tribute to the tireless efforts of 33 “talents” and the love of the audience. With authentic footage, the film promises to continue to create a record fever at Vietnamese box offices for the concert film genre, affirming the heat and sustainable value of the brand “Anh trai vu ngan cong gai”.

Source: https://nhandan.vn/phim-tu-lieu-anh-trai-vuot-ngan-chong-gai-gay-sot-khi-chinh-thuc-ra-rap-post880324.html