A movie clip The scene showing Tú's older brother telling his younger sister to hold a dragonfly and let it bite her navel so she'll learn to swim, when posted on the VTV Entertainment fanpage, has received over 300 comments.
Hundreds of comments claimed to be victims. "This dragonfly is bleeding from its navel, and even at 40, it still doesn't know how to swim," "I admit I was really stupid back then. My older brother tricked me several times," one comment read.
Romance novels and the story of the dragonfly biting the navel.
"How Much You Are 1 Millimeter," written by Minh Ngoc and Thuy Vu, and directed by Pham Gia Phuong and Tran Trong Khoi, is currently airing at 8 PM every Thursday and Friday on VTV3. |
But it's not just the story about a dragonfly biting your navel and knowing how to swim; a series of details in the two episodes evoke nostalgic feelings in viewers.
It's a fight scene between two "kid gangs from the countryside" as they defend their territory, a scene of... herd We played all sorts of games in the fields with our close friends, and exchanged handwritten letters.
Viewers chuckled, thinking, "This is the whole sky of childhood memories. Back then, liking someone meant writing a handwritten letter with all sincerity and without hesitation. Social media wasn't as developed then as it is now; all feelings were expressed through handwritten letters. The funniest part was that the person delivering the letter had to complete the task of delivering the letter from the writer to their significant other."
"I just kept laughing while watching. The part about going out and herding cows was so similar to the old days. The mailman character was impressive. Listening to him speak was adorable, and I felt sorry for his quirky personality," "Watching the movie brought back a flood of my wild childhood."
Cảnh Tú led the frail Quyên, who suffered from a heart condition, onto a boat to go fishing on the lake, even though neither of them knew how to swim. This led to both of them falling into the water and struggling. Comments included: "Two people who can't swim, yet they dared to row a boat out into the middle of the lake to fish without life jackets. The director should review this scene. They could have fished from the shore."
This was immediately followed by a series of counterarguments: "Country children" "That's how it was back then. We didn't know how to swim but we still jumped into the river," "Have you experienced the childhood of the 80s and 90s? I didn't know how to swim but I still went to the river to catch clams," "It's similar to the childhood of kids back then. Simple thinking, simple living. We didn't know how to swim but still followed our friends to wade in the river. We even rowed boats across the river."
Children's films "mixed" with adult content.
1 millimeter away from me It's a story of friendship among a group of children in Cloud Village. Tú (child actress Thục Phương) is a lively, mischievous, and kind-hearted girl who always wants to protect the territory and people of the "headquarters" she has established.
The group consists of Bach (Gia Long), a bright and well-behaved student; Thu "the tin can" (Kieu My), skilled at calculating money; Bien (Duc Phong), an orphaned boy who is affectionate, hardworking, and skillful; Duc (Nhat Minh), adorable, mischievous, and a fan of Tu; and Quyen (Tan Anh), Duc's older sister, a pretty, lovely girl with a talent for drawing who unfortunately suffers from a heart condition. The whole group treats Quyen like a fragile angel who needs protection.
The antagonist who constantly tries to sabotage Tú's group is Chiến Đo, played by the chubby child actor Gia Bảo. Just looking at him makes him adorable.
One of the film's strengths is finding suitable child actors. Many people regret that the film airs in September, when children are back in school. If it had aired earlier, young viewers would have had a fun and entertaining experience during the summer.
But the film's reception has its reasons. 1 millimeter away from me is a television series with elements children It has rarely been broadcast on the small screen in recent years.
According to VFC, since C21 Task Force Nearly 20 years ago, the studio had a television series whose main characters were school-aged children living in a peaceful rural area at a time when telephones and the internet were not yet widespread.
Ms. Dang Thanh, who used to work on strategic film broadcast planning for a private television channel, said that almost all channels and stations previously planned to produce children's films during the summer. However, this type of film is very difficult to attract advertising, so even though audiences are very eager, children's films are rarely produced.
Another private production company shared that their children's films were popular but they couldn't recoup their investment because they didn't meet the advertising targets set by the broadcasters.
A recently proposed solution is to "mix" children and adults. For example... 1 millimeter away from me - The film's title evokes a deeply emotional love story. Romance novel.
The series focuses on children in the early episodes. Then, it tells the story of 20 years later, when those childhood country children have grown up and experienced the ups and downs of life.
Tú is now the director of a business founded by his brother and old friends. Coincidentally, the whole group returns to Mây Village, and the secrets of the past are revealed, memories resurface.
Source: https://baoquangninh.vn/tuoi-tho-du-doi-trong-cach-em-1-milimet-3375090.html
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