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Total trailers found: 13
Remarriage Trailer (1963)
01 January 1963
The story in the film is about the love between a man and a woman from the same village, Hoan and Can, who have two children together.
A Bird that Knows Its Way Trailer (1979)
01 January 1979
Hoa is a young engineer and computer specialist who arranges the database of an institution. She is hardworking, yet her dedication goes unnoticed, and her boss dismisses her work and expertise as “redundant”.
On the Same River Trailer (1959)
20 July 1959
Hoài and Vận fall in love during the war against the French. Vận fought as a guerrilla and Vận ferried guerrillas across the river.
A Phu and His Wife Trailer (1961)
01 January 1961
To pay off her family’s debts, Mị is forced to marry the son of her Hmong village’s ruthless patriarch.
The slope Trailer (1973)
01 January 1973
The story about a group of people struggling to expand agricultural land in North Vietnam.
August Star Trailer (1977)
02 September 1977
The plot of the film revolves around revolutionary soldiers who come from different classes, but all share the same patriotism.
Patch of Sky Trailer (1975)
01 January 1975
Two pilots and their beloveds, all of whom are close friends, try to navigate their lives separate from one another as the men transition to combat.
Two Mothers Trailer (1975)
08 June 1975
Upon meeting a young Vietnamese soldier during his brief stay in the Lao mountains, a woman begins recalling to her daughter episodes of her life ever since she had to leave Northwest Vietnam in 1952, including her fateful encounter with a Lao mother.
A Quiet Little Town Trailer (1986)
30 January 1986
A government minister from Hanoi has a car accident on the way to a wedding in a remote village. The county hospital does not have the authority to operate on a minister.
Return to Sam Sao Trailer (1985)
08 January 1985
A couple falls in love, but soon gets separated by the jealous patriarch of their Hmong village.
