The Anniversary

In 1963, a boy and his mother remain in Saigon while the father and brother escape religious persecution in North Vietnam. This separation sets the stage for a complex narrative that unfolds over a decade, culminating in a fateful encounter between the two brothers during the war in 1973.

With a runtime of 28 minutes, the film offers a concise yet powerful exploration of the impacts of war on family dynamics. The story is steeped in historical significance, making it relevant to those interested in Vietnam's cinematic portrayal of its past.

Produced by UCLA School of Film and Television, The Anniversary showcases the talents of Đơn Dương, Chi Binh, Thanh Nguyen, and Dat Nguyen. This film presents an opportunity for collectors interested in narratives that delve into personal and national conflicts, capturing a unique moment in Vietnam's history.