$0 The Cinematographic Department (CD) will held a film week nationwide from August 31 to September 6 to mark the celebration of the 65 th August Revolution (August 19) and National Day (September 2). $0 $0 At a press briefing in Hanoi on August 24, the Ministry of Culture, Sports and Tourism assigned the CD to partner with Departments of Culture, Sports and Tourism in 63 cities and provinces, cinema companies, and movie and film publishing centres across the country to hold the event. $0 $0 The organisation board said the CD has directed the Vietnam Film Import-Export and Distribution Company (FAFIM Vietnam) to send film versions to cities and provinces. $0 $0 As scheduled, Hanoi and Ho Chi Minh City will show the first film on August 31. Other cities and provinces will incorporate the film week into their future schedules. $0 $0 Free entrance will be available for movie fans on the first day of the film week. $0 $0 The film week will screen famous celluloid films such as Dung Dot (Don’t burn), Nhin ra bien ca (Look at the sea), Duoc Song (Right to live), Sinh menh (Life) and documentary films like Buoc ngoat (Turning point), Teing Vi Cam o My Lai (The sound of violin in My Lai), Cao nguyen Da (Stone Plateau). $0 $0 The film “Hoa Dao” (Peach Blossom) will open the film week at the National Centre Cinema, the August cinema, Thang Long A cinema in Hanoi and several cinemas in cities and provinces nationwide./.$0
