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"17th Parallel, Nights and Days" is a 1973 film that falls under the genres of drama, war, and history. This Vietnamese film explores the impact of the Vietnam War through the lens of a woman's experiences during a time of conflict and upheaval.
This film is a rare gem, often overlooked in discussions about Vietnam cinema. It’s not widely available in most collections, which adds to its allure for serious collectors. The lack of a clear director name can be a talking point, hinting at the film's historical context and production challenges. If you're into films that provide a nuanced perspective on war and its human toll, this piece definitely has a place in your library.
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The film was produced by the Vietnam Feature Film Studio.
Key themes include the Vietnam War, imperialism, and the role of women fighting during conflict.
The film features Trà Giang, Lâm Tới, Đoàn Dũng, and several others.
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