Premiere of concert film “The Homeland in My Heart: The Concert Film”, ticket sales to support people in flood-affected areas

On the evening of October 16, the concert film “The Fatherland in My Heart: The Concert Film” directed by Nhan Dan Newspaper and co-produced by Sun Bright was officially released in cinemas nationwide. All ticket sales profits will be transferred to the Central Committee of the Vietnam Fatherland Front, contributing to sharing with people in flood-affected areas.

Audience attending the premiere of "Fatherland in My Heart: The Concert Film". (Photo: BAO LONG)

The film will officially premiere nationwide from October 17, 2025 with limited screenings. This is a strategic cultural product of Nhan Dan Newspaper - both affirming the strong vitality of the "National Concert" and transforming community emotions into a meticulously crafted cinematic experience, contributing to spreading the strength of Vietnamese culture and building a national brand in the integration period.

The film premiere took place at CGV Metropolis cinema (Lieu Giai, Hanoi ) with the participation of leaders of central agencies, representatives of Nhan Dan Newspaper, accompanying units, artists, production crew, along with a large number of press agencies and art lovers.

Editor-in-Chief Le Quoc Minh speaks at the film launch ceremony.

Speaking at the event, Mr. Le Quoc Minh, Member of the Party Central Committee, Editor-in-Chief of Nhan Dan Newspaper, Deputy Head of the Central Propaganda and Mass Mobilization Commission, Chairman of the Vietnam Journalists Association emphasized: "Fatherland in the Heart: The Concert Film" is not only a concert film, but also a profound gratitude to the Fatherland and the sacred values ​​of the nation. From the National Concert night at My Dinh Stadium with more than 50,000 audiences singing in proud harmony, the film recreates explosive energy through modern cinematic language, multi-dimensional surround sound, honoring Vietnamese cultural identity and the spirit of solidarity. With a ticket price of only 65,000 VND and all profits supporting people in flood-hit areas, the work has profound humanistic meaning. Nhan Dan Newspaper and the organizers hope that many audiences will come to the cinema from October 17, 2025, wearing red flags with yellow stars, covering the cinemas in red and igniting the flame of patriotism in each of our hearts."

Editor-in-Chief Le Quoc Minh shared that although he personally reviewed this film many times, the feeling of August 10 at My Dinh Stadium with more than 50,000 spectators inside and about 20,000 spectators outside is still intact.

"Although two months have passed, our wish is to make the memories and pride last forever. We have considered preserving the best quality images and also wanted to do something different. Right from the start, although we had very careful technical preparation with many cameras and standard sound recording, we had not thought about making a film. But as soon as the program ended, we immediately had the idea of ​​making a film, showing it to a large number of people nationwide and even abroad" - Editor-in-Chief Le Quoc Minh expressed.

Director Dang Le Minh Tri shares about the film.

Sharing about the film, General Director Dang Le Minh Tri said: “Coming to the film concert 'Fatherland in the Heart', the audience will not only be able to review the images of the political art program but also relive a journey with emotional touches. This work is a blend of music , theater, and cinema and each audience member is an indispensable part, making the success of the whole program.”

According to the General Director, cinema will be a means to help us feel patriotism with very unique messages. With the concert film format, the audience does not watch a documentary, they relive the emotions of the journey to create this film.

“In fact, this type of film has appeared many times in the world, after the successful concerts of famous artists and stars. But with the theme of love for the Fatherland, this is probably the first film to be produced. The whole film does not focus on conveying about any star or artist. The only star that shines throughout the film is the 5-pointed yellow star on the bright red flag,” General Director Dang Le Minh Tri expressed.

With a duration of 120 minutes, we have created special moments, creating a deep echo from the concert "Fatherland in the Heart". "This work is successful thanks to the people and our crew has also made efforts for the people. And I feel extremely happy that every ticket of this film sold will be sent to the Vietnam Fatherland Front to support our compatriots in difficulty during the recent storm and flood", the director said.

After a period of careful preparation at a record speed, the film was edited at maximum speed, while it normally takes many months, the concert film "The Homeland in the Heart: The Concert Film" officially came to audiences in hundreds of cinemas across the country, with a very humane goal: All profits from ticket sales will be used to support people in areas affected by floods.

“The Fatherland in My Heart: The Concert Film” is a film version developed from the National Concert “The Fatherland in My Heart” - a political art night at My Dinh Stadium, where more than 50,000 audiences of many generations sang together in national pride. The film was elaborately staged, reconstructed from the most precious moments of the night, using modern cinematic language, advanced recording technology and an international standard surround sound system.

Audiences coming to the cinema will be immersed in a “concert in the cinema”, through the big screen, the work retains the explosive energy of the live stage, while promoting the emotional language of cinema. The grand scenes recreating My Dinh covered in the brilliant red of national pride are interwoven with close-up shots, capturing the eyes, smiles and emotional moments of the artists and the audience, creating a multi-layered artistic space, both majestic and intimate.

The sound is processed in multi-dimensional surround format, the lyrics are displayed on the screen, encouraging the audience to join in the song during both the majestic and resounding passages and the deep and thoughtful moments.

Audiences "dyed red" the cinema with red flag shirts and scarves with yellow stars.

Artistically, “Fatherland in the Heart” presents a multi-colored musical picture, ranging from revolutionary music, lyrical music to contemporary pop music; arranged in a tight cinematic composition to honor Vietnamese cultural identity and the spirit of national solidarity. The elements of light, color, and camera movement are all intentionally processed to emphasize the message of tradition-aspiration-belief towards the future. Every detail is delicately processed as a thank you to the audience who accompanied the program.

With a popular price of 65,000 VND/ticket (P class - Popular movies for all audiences), the film aims to help everyone have the opportunity to enjoy and spread the spirit of patriotism. Audiences are encouraged to wear red flags with yellow stars when going to the cinema, together covering the cinemas in red and expressing the spirit of solidarity and national pride. In particular, all profits from ticket sales will be transferred by the Organizing Committee to the Central Committee of the Vietnam Fatherland Front to support people in areas affected by storms and floods.

More than just a film, “The Fatherland in the Heart: The Concert Film” marks the next step in the cultural communication strategy of Nhan Dan Newspaper – expanding the journey of the National Concert “The Fatherland in the Heart” from the real stage to the big screen and community space. The work demonstrates innovative thinking, harmoniously combining cultural values, social responsibility, modern technology, affirming the pioneering role of Nhan Dan Newspaper in building a sustainable ecosystem of media-cultural-artistic products.

The project aims to prolong the vitality of art, promote the values ​​of patriotism and national unity in a close, modern way, suitable for today's public. With that meaning, "Fatherland in the Heart: The Concert Film" is expected to become a milestone in the flow of modern Vietnamese culture, contributing to spreading the spirit of patriotism through the language of music, art and cinema.

Vietnam National Industry and Energy Group (Petrovietnam) and Oil and Gas Exploration and Production Corporation (PVEP) are the film's companions, contributing to spreading patriotism and promoting cultural values.

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