#TheOrangeTeam continues to collaborate with many artists and KOLs of Vietnamese showbiz, launching a series of 5 MVs to spread the message "Gender equality benefits everyone" and "Say no to violence against women and children" to the community through music.
Runner-up Thuy Van, singer Doan Trang and their daughter at the launch of a series of 5 MVs spreading the messages "Gender equality benefits everyone" and "Say no to violence against women and children".
The first product in the series of 5 MVs is called “Boys & Girls”. The MV includes very ordinary images of all genders and ages with moments of hard work, life pressures that anyone regardless of gender, sexual orientation and gender identity can experience. However, above all, everyone has human rights and everyone can live, pursue and experience happiness the way they want.
The MV "Lover" was chosen as the next MV in the series of MVs "Love Equal" with the script idea inspired by a true story about gender-based school violence and the brave choice to stand up to protect friends from violence and love shared by little Sol (Angelina - Daughter of singer Doan Trang) during the training, exchange and sharing session with artists and KOLs organized by #TheOrangeTeam in the last week of October 2024.
Singer Doan Trang and daughter.
Director Nau Pham and his crew used this inspiration to create “Lover” – not only scenes that recreate the inspiring story of little Sol, but also convey the message that the haunting mental and physical violence can be completely eliminated in the community, when each of us dares to stand up to help, fight against violence and eliminate it with empathy and love.
The MV "Uncle Lat Dat" is an interesting change of pace with scenes that bring gentle relaxation in emotions, helping people overcome the pressures of mental life, the relationships that are still present with full of hurt to optimistically move forward.
Unlike a story that focuses on a common type of violence in life, gender-based school violence, director Nau Pham leads viewers to scenes filled with early morning sunlight, immersing them in the somewhat girlish emotions of the female lead character (performed by singer Vy Vy), when finding optimism in the image of the Tumbler who never accepts defeat, is always ready to stand up and continue to make cheerful clanging sounds, no matter how many times he has to fall.
The MV "Freedom" brings messages aimed at breaking down gender stereotypes, which trap people in invisible social arrangements, causing them to live in fatigue and even shrink away from the world around them.
The journey of “Love Equal” ends with the release of the exciting MV “Song of Gender Equality”. According to young director Kachi Tran, this will be the MV with the most “spontaneous” scenes in the series of 5 MVs.
The MV is a story about the journey of Phong to find true happiness to remove the economic pressures, responsibilities and expectations that always make people tired to look out into the world, meet many different characters, people who are challenging social norms and prejudices to live with their true passion, true self and ignore gender prejudices.
The MV "Song of Gender Equality" is built as a short film in documentary style, combining everyday scenes of the characters with touching and joyful moments, bringing the most genuine and close feeling possible to the audience, suitable for sharing on TikTok, YouTube and Facebook.
The MV “Song of Gender Equality” is also a loving gift for the audience with the special appearance of many famous artists who always support the gender equality movement and are always ready to join hands to eliminate violence against women and girls such as: Ho Ngoc Ha – Kim Ly couple; Singer Doan Trang; Actress Kathy Uyen; Runner-up – MC Thuy Van….
Ho Ngoc Ha and her husband participate in a music video supporting the gender equality movement with many Vietnamese stars.
The series of 5 Music Videos “Love Equal” is expected to be widely released on music platforms. All profits will be donated directly to the Social Assistance Center – Peaceful House, No. 20, Thuy Khue, Tay Ho District - Hanoi, to join hands to support Women and Children suffering from domestic violence, abuse and trafficking.
Source: https://vtcnews.vn/ho-ngoc-ha-kim-ly-tham-gia-mv-ung-ho-phong-trao-binh-dang-gioi-ar910109.html
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