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Bride of Silence

Hat Mua Roi Bao Lau
Direction
DOAN MINH PHUONG , DOAN THANH NGHIA
Screenplay
Doan Minh Phuong
Cinematography
Mak Hoi Man
Cast
Truong Ngoc Anh, Nguyen manh Thang, Truong huu Quy, Truong huu Quy
Producer
Doan Minh Phuong
Edition(s)
29ª

Bride of Silence

Hat Mua Roi Bao Lau
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  • 114 minutos
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  • color, 35mm
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  • 2005
Vietnam

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Vietnam, in the early nineteenth century. On his deathbed, Tuy, young Hien?s stepfather tells him the story of Ly An, his mother, who lived in the village. She fell in love and got pregnant and, because she would not tell the name of the father of the child, was obliged to abandon the baby in the bed of a river. However, a great storm fell on the village and killed part of the population. The baby was saved by three carpenters, and Tuy was one of them. Before Tuy finishes the story, he dies. So, Hien journeys to the village to find out about his past. He discovers that the three carpenters were all of them much in love with his mother, but that the idyllic existence of these men was destroyed by jealousy.

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DOAN MINH PHUONG

Doan Minh Phuong was born in Saigon, Vietnam, in 1956. Doan Thanh Nghia, his brother, was also born in Saigon, in 1966. After the Vietnam war, Nghia went to the U.S. and Phuong to Germany. Both returned to their country in the early nineties. Phuong is a documentarist and Nghia is a photographer. Bride of Silence is the first film for cinema by this twosome.
DOAN THANH NGHIA

Doan Minh Phuong was born in Saigon, Vietnam, in 1956. Doan Thanh Nghia, his brother, was also born in Saigon, in 1966. After the Vietnam war, Nghia went to the U.S. and Phuong to Germany. Both returned to their country in the early nineties. Phuong is a documentarist and Nghia is a photographer. Bride of Silence is the first film for cinema by this twosome.
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