The film week takes place on the evenings from October 2, 2013 to October 10, 2013 (from 5:00 p.m. to 7:30 p.m., except Saturday and Sunday) and is shown on DVD, at the 5th floor Hall of Building H and organizes film screenings, exchanges between lecturers, students (audience) with People's Artist Director Dang Nhat Minh, Meritorious Artist Nguyen Huu Muoi (Actor in the film When October Comes), Meritorious Artist Minh Chau (Actor in the film Girl on the River)... onThursday, October 10, 2013at Hall 8th floor, building E.
-Time:From October 2, 2013 – October 10, 2013 (from 5:00 p.m. – 7:30 p.m., except Saturday and Sunday)
-Location:Auditorium, 5th floor, Building H and 8th floor, Building E - University of Social Sciences and Humanities.
The film week is also an activity to celebrate the 59th anniversary of the Liberation of the Capital (October 10, 1954 - October 10, 2013), and at the same time further strengthen the relationship between the University of Social Sciences and Humanities (Vietnam National University, Hanoi) and the Vietnam Film Institute in the spirit of the Cooperation Agreement signed on July 8, 2013 between the two units.
| STT | MOVIE NAME | TIME | LOCATION | NOTE |
| 01 | Return | 17:00 – 19:30 Wednesday, October 2, 2013 |
5th Floor, Building H | Projection on DVD material |
| 02 | Missing the countryside | 17:00 – 19:30 Thursday, October 3, 2013 |
5th Floor, Building H | Projection on DVD material |
| 03 | Girl on the river | 17:00 – 19:30 Friday, October 4, 2013 |
5th Floor, Building H | Projection on DVD material |
| 04 | Guava season | 17:00 – 19:30 Monday, October 7, 2013 |
5th Floor, Building H | Projection on DVD material |
| 05 | When until October? | 17:00 – 19:30 Tuesday, October 8, 2013 |
5th Floor, Building H | Projection on DVD material |
| 06 | Hanoi in the winter of 1946 | 17:00 – 19:30 Wednesday, October 9, 2013 |
5th Floor, Building H | Projection on DVD material |
| 07 | Do not burn | 15:00 – 18:30 Thứ 7, DNUM_BAZBAZCABD |
8th Floor, Building E | Film projection |
2.1. Do not burn
Do not burn
Vietnam Cinema Association Film Studio – 2009
Prize: Golden Lotus 16th Vietnam Film Festival, Silver Kite Vietnam Cinema Association.
Content: The film vividly recreates the image of female doctor and martyr Dang Thuy Tram, a young female doctor from Hanoi. Like many other young girls, in the atmosphere of the whole country going to war, she still had in her heart the longing for home, for her mother, for her lover. She wrote about the brutality of war, the battles and the pain she had to witness. And day and night she dreamed of peace, peace flickering on the brim of a schoolgirl's hat, spinning the wheels of a bicycle... All were recorded in the diary that became an immortal keepsake of the martyr.
2.2. Hanoi in winter 1946
Hanoi winter 1946
Vietnam Feature Film Studio
Prize: Silver Lotus, 12th Vietnam Film Festival - 1999, Best Director, Best Cinematographer, Best Artist for Pham Quoc Trung, Best Music for Do Hong Quan; A Prize of the Cinema Association in 1997 for the feature film category.
Content: The film tells about the last days in Hanoi before the outbreak of the national resistance war (December 19, 1946). Lam, a law student, returned to the city and was introduced to work at the Bac Bo Palace. He was assigned to be the liaison between President Ho Chi Minh and the French High Commissioner Saintery. At this time, all official negotiations were considered deadlocked because the French military commanders deliberately caused conflicts to use force to retake the old colony. Faced with this situation, President Ho Chi Minh tried to maintain contact with the French government, hoping to find solutions to resolve the conflicts through negotiations. Lam's wife Le went into labor when the gunfire of the resistance war began. Lam rushed into battle on the Hanoi ramparts, while the suicide soldiers at the Bac Bo Palace fought bravely until their last breath.
2.3. The Girl on the River
Girl on the river
Vietnam Feature Film Studio
Prize: Silver Lotus Award, 8th Vietnam Film Festival – 1988, Best Actress: Minh Chau
Content: After the liberation of the South, Nguyet - a prostitute on the Perfume River during the Saigon regime - went to look for the revolutionary cadre she had saved during the enemy's hunt, hoping to find him again. But her trust was shattered when he tried to avoid her.
2. 4.Missing the countryside
Missing the countryside
Vietnam Cinema Association produced in 1995
Prize: Best Director at the 6th Vietnam Film Festival – 1996, KODAK Award at the 42nd Asia Pacific International Film Festival in New Zealand – 1996, Best Asian Film Award at the Rosterdam International Film Festival (Netherlands) – 1996, Audience Award at the Three Continents International Film Festival (Nantes – France) – 1996.
Content: Ngu's husband works far away, every day she and her brother-in-law Nham take care of the housework. Nham is a young man with a sensitive soul. He sympathizes with his sister-in-law's situation. Quyen is a village girl who crossed the border and now returns to her hometown to visit her family. The scenery and people of the homeland leave in Quyen's heart a deep, passionate image of her roots... Nham joined the army, no matter where he was, he always remembered the bamboo hedges, the fields, and the rice fields with all his heart and longing for his homeland.
2.5.When until October?
When until October?
Vietnam Feature Film Factory – 1984
Prize: Golden Lotus Belly - 7th Vietnam Film Festival - 1985. Jury Award, Asia-Pacific International Film Festival in Hawaii - 1989. Best Director: Dang Nhat Minh. Best Cinematography: Nguyen Manh Lan. Best Artist: Nguyen Van Vy. Best Music: Phu Quang. Best Actress: Lo Van. Best Actor: Huu Muoi. Award from the Ministry of National Defense. Certificate of Merit from the World Peace Protection Committee at the Moscow Film Festival.
Content:Returning home after a trip to visit her husband at the southwestern border, Duyen carried an indescribable pain in her heart: Her husband had sacrificed himself. That pain caused her to fall into the river while crossing the river. Teacher Khang went with her to save her. When she got home, Duyen hid the news of her husband's sacrifice from everyone, especially her father-in-law who was sick. To comfort her father-in-law, Duyen asked teacher Khang to occasionally write letters for her like when her husband was still alive, to send home to reassure him. Because of this unavoidable relationship, Khang was misunderstood by his lover and the school, and had to move to another place. Duyen's father-in-law's illness became more and more serious, he told Duyen to call her husband back. Duyen's son met the soldiers, and he brought them home right when her father was dying.
2.6. Guava season
Guava season
Youth Film Studio – 2000
Prize: Golden Lotus Award at the 13th Vietnam Film Festival, Best Actor Award for Bui Bai Binh, Best Cinematography and Music. Best Actress Award at the 14th Singapore Film Festival - 2001 for Lan Huong.
Content: The film depicts a peaceful Hanoi with many changes from 1954 to the late 1980s. Life changes but is seen through the eyes of Mr. Hoa - a man who works as a model at the Fine Arts School - who lives forever with the memories and old age of a 13-year-old boy after being injured. Sitting in a villa with a guava tree that has been used by others, Mr. Hoa still wanders back to his childhood memories every day, despite the prohibitions and threats of other "normal" people. To avoid being bothered by a "stranger" disturbing him, the landlord took Hoa to a mental hospital. A dose of sedatives turned Hoa into a person who lost all his memory, a person without consciousness.
2.7. Return
Return
Vietnam Feature Film Studio – 1994
Prize: B Prize of Vietnam Cinema Association in 1994 for the film category, Art Design Award for Pham Quoc Trung at the 11th Vietnam Film Festival - 1996, Special Prize at the 39th Asia-Pacific Film Festival in Sydney - 1994.
Content: Loan, a teacher from Hanoi, was assigned to teach in a coastal area in the South. Loan met Hung, her roommate's brother, in an unexpected love affair. Due to family pressure, Hung had to cross the border with his wife and children. Loan married Tuan, her high school friend, after six years of studying abroad. Tuan studied physics but threw himself into business. Loan dropped out of school and "confined herself" in a villa. Hung returned to the country as a representative of a foreign company, with an economic contract with director Tuan. After working with Hung, Tuan sent his secretary to "negotiate" with him to ask for two trips abroad with the contract. At first, Hung did not agree, but when he learned that Tuan was Loan's husband, he agreed. Tuan and his secretary went abroad to "work". Loan returned to her teaching job at Buoi school, her hometown.
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