| Phim Áo Lụa Hà Đông dự giải Oscar 2008 |
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Mình xin giới thiệu với mọi người một bộ phim đã làm mình
thật sự bất ngờ. Vốn không thích lắm phim việt nam hiện đại
nhưng mình nghĩ bộ phim này thật sự là "haute qualité". Bạn sẽ
được thưởng thức những cảnh quay đẹp, nền nhạc đặc
sắc và ấn tượng cùng một cốt truyện cảm động về tình
cảm gia đình, sự hy sinh của cha mẹ cũng như tấm lòng của những
đứa con.
Là một bộ phim về chiến tranh, nhưng Áo Lụa Hà Đông mang đến
một cảm giác nhẹ nhàng, không có quá nhiều cảnh bom đạn, chết
chóc, bộ phim tập trung về những sinh hoạt đởi thường với những
niềm vui, nỗi buồn...
Dưới đây là lời trích dẫn giới thiệu phim nếu bạn nào
thấy hứng thú. (Read more...)
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| SAD SONG OF THE YELLOW SKIN |
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A film about the people of Saigon told through the experiences of three young American journalists who, in 1970, explored the consequences
of war and of the American presence in Vietnam. It is not a film about the Vietnam War, but about the people who lived on the fringe of
battle. The views of the city are arresting, but away from the shrines and the open-air markets lies another city, swollen with refugees
and war orphans, where every inch of habitable space is coveted. (Read more...)
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Owl and the Sparrow (Cu va chim se se in Vietnamese) is a 2007 film by Stephane Gauger that follows the fictional story of three Vietnamese
individuals (a runaway child, a zoo keeper and a flight attendant) over a period of five days as they meet in Vietnam. The movie premiered
in January 2007 at the Rotterdam International Film Festival, before playing in over thirty film festivals worldwide, winning awards such
as best narrative feature at the 2007 San Francisco International Asian American Film Festival, the audience award at the 2007 Los Angeles
Film Festival, and the emerging filmmaker award at the 2007 Starz Denver Film Festival. (Read more...)
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| A VILLAGE CALLED VERSAILLES |
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Vietnamese refugees who arrived in Louisiana in 1975 settled in Versailles, close to the Mississippi River about 20 miles east
of New Orleans, LA. When Katrina struck in August 2005, the village (8,000 people) was flooded. When evacuated villagers were
allowed to return, they vowed to rebuild their community for they had moved twice during their lifetime: in 1954, from North
to South Vietnam where they settled in Phước Tĩnh and Vũng Tàu and in 1975, from Vietnam to
VersaillesVietnamese refugees who arrived in Louisiana in 1975 settled in Versailles, close to the Mississippi River about
20 miles east of New Orleans, LA. When Katrina struck in August 2005, the village (8,000 people) was flooded. (Read more...)
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"A Necessary Journey" is a transformational 17-day road trip, tracking fearless, irreverent Binh Rybacki and her Children of Peace
medical team. They move from the northern remote mountains of Vietnam to the fast-changing streets of Hanoi -- once the most traditional
city, now the key to understanding modern Vietnam -- to Hue, the Imperial City flattened by the 1968 Tet Offensive, and to the
cyclo-choked streets of cosmopolitan Saigon. We live and work with Binh and her 42 volunteers. Traveling at an exhausting pace, the
team relocates and sets ups clinics on a daily basis, sometimes being forced to change plans at the last moment as Binh duels with
Communist government officials.(Read more...)
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