The film "Tunnels: Sun in the Dark" spreads love for the Fatherland

Joining the atmosphere to celebrate the 50th Anniversary of the Liberation of the South and National Reunification, the film “Tunnels: Sun in the Dark” by director Bui Thac Chuyen has officially been released to the audience.

The film had some early screenings from April 2 and 3, and officially opened in theaters from April 4. This film quickly attracted a large audience across the country and Ha Tinh was no exception.

Poster of the movie "Tunnel: Sun in the Dark". (Photo: Film producer ).

Inspired by real events after 1967, the film tells the story of the life and fighting of a 21-man guerrilla team led by Bay Theo (played by actor Thai Hoa) at Binh An Dong base (Cu Chi).

As one of the underground tunnel squads, Bay Theo’s team was assigned to support Hai Thung (played by actor Hoang Minh Triet) in “protecting military medical equipment and medicine for the field hospital”. But in reality, their mission was much more difficult, which was to protect the safe area so that Hai Thung’s strategic intelligence team could transmit important secret documents by radio waves.

Trailer for the movie "Tunnel: Sun in the Dark"

With careful investment in both content and technique, the film "Tunnel: Sun in the Dark" has created a strong ripple effect among the audience.

The film’s impressive revenue in its first week of release clearly demonstrates the appeal of this film. By the evening of April 9, the film had earned more than VND93 billion (according to statistics from Box Office Vietnam).





Some scenes from the movie "Tunnels: Sun in the Dark" (Photo: Film producer ).

In Ha Tinh, the movie “Tunnel: Sun in the Dark” is being shown at CGV Vincom Ha Tinh (Ha Tinh City) and has quickly created a “fever” among audiences. In just the first week of its release, the movie has attracted thousands of people to the theater. It is expected that the attraction of the movie will continue to increase in the coming days.

Mr. Nguyen Tri Hung - Manager of CGV Vincom Ha Tinh Cinema said: "Right from the early screening on April 2, the movie "Tunnel: Sun in the Dark" quickly attracted a large audience to enjoy, especially young people. Especially, on weekends (April 5-6) and the Hung Kings' Commemoration Day (April 7), on average, the cinema had more than 1,000 customers buying tickets online and in person each day...".

Many audiences lined up to buy tickets to see the movie "Tunnels: Sun in the Dark" at the CGV Vincom Ha Tinh cinema.

The impressive box office revenue of “Tunnels: Sun in the Dark” is not only a measure of the film’s success but also a testament to the audience’s deep interest in national history and desire to return to their roots through meaningful cinematic works.

Audience member Le Duy Minh (Tan Giang ward, Ha Tinh city) shared: “From the moment the first information about "Tunnel: Sun in the dark" appeared, I felt curious and looked forward to the day the film was released. After watching the film, I was really moved. This is not only a historical film about war but also a work of art that touches the heart, making me and the viewers silently contemplate the sacred love for the Fatherland and the silent sacrifices of the previous generations.”

Audience member Le Duy Minh (left) was moved by the scenes and content of the film "Tunnel: Sun in the Dark".

In addition to historical elements, the film “Tunnels: Sun in the Dark” also brings to the audience an overwhelming and majestic cinematic experience. The film has a large-scale investment when mobilizing a series of heavy weapons and equipment along with thousands of domestic and international extras.

In particular, this is the first time a Vietnamese feature film project has mobilized many heavy weapons during the war in South Vietnam at that time such as: M-48 Patton tanks, M113 ACAV armored vehicles, UH-1 Iroquois helicopters, Swift Boat (PCF) Patrol Craft Fast warships, LCM-8 small landing craft and other types of military weapons and equipment.

Ms. Dao Huyen Trang was impressed with the way the film realistically recreated the Cu Chi tunnels.

Ms. Dao Huyen Trang (Pho Chau town, Huong Son) expressed: “What impressed me most was the way the film realistically recreated the Cu Chi tunnels. The feeling of suffocation, darkness and suffocating tension enveloped me while watching the film. From the fierce bombings to daily life in the narrow tunnels, everything was portrayed vividly as if I were really there. The image of young soldiers in the tunnels, despite facing danger, still steadfastly overcame everything thanks to their comradeship, love, youthful enthusiasm and above all, their deep patriotism left a deep impression on me.”

Above all, the film has skillfully created an invisible but powerful “bridge”, connecting the heroic historical flow of our ancestors with the contemporary life of young people. Thanks to that, today’s generation can deeply feel the sacred values ​​cultivated by the sweat and blood of the previous generation, thereby becoming more aware of the responsibility to continue and promote those precious spiritual heritages. Especially, in the context of celebrating the 50th anniversary of National Reunification Day, the birth of a film rich in humanistic and historical values ​​such as “Tunnels: Sun in the Dark” becomes even more meaningful, contributing to educating and arousing national pride in the hearts of every Vietnamese person.

The film "Tunnel: Sun in the Dark" was directed by Bui Thac Chuyen, invested by businessman Nguyen Thanh Nam and several other businessmen. The film features artist Thai Hoa, Meritorious Artist Cao Minh and young actors such as: Quang Tuan, Ho Thu Anh, Diem Hang Lamoon, Bui Thac Phong, Nhat Y, Khanh Ly...

Video: Ha Tinh audience shares their feelings after watching the movie "Tunnels: Sun in the Dark".

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