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French films to be screened online free during Tet holiday

Thirteen French famous films are set to be screened free of charge via DANET, an online movie platform, during an event called “CINE-TET 2022 avec MyFFF!” from January 14 to February 14.
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Hanoi (VNA) – Thirteen French famous films areset to be screened free of charge via DANET, an online movie platform, during anevent called “CINE-TET 2022 avec MyFFF!” from January 14 toFebruary 14.

The French film month will be held by the French Institute in Vietnam (L'Espace) incoordination with BHD Company.

This is the third consecutive year the event of this kind has been organised tointroduce French movies to Vietnamese audiences. The two first events attracted over 1 millionviews.

The movies on offer include L’amant (Lover), which was filmed in Vietnam in1986, Lucky Luke, Tous Les Soleils, Ex De Ma Vie (L’), Gaston Lagaffe, and CigareAu Miel. These movies are selected from MyFFF (My French Film Festival) - anannual film festival in France.

Eight other movies copyrighted by DANET will also be introduced to the audiencesfrom January 22./.
VNA
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