Life of a Flower (, , ) is a 1953 Vietnamese 16mm romance film directed by Trần Viết Long in his art name Trần Lang.
Plot
Production Life of a Flower was the first sound film which Vietnamese men has produced. Location is Hanoi (84th Nguyen Du Street) and Hong Kong in 1953.
Art Studio : Kim Chung Films (Kim-Chung Điện-ảnh Công-ti) Director : Claude Bernard Producer and writer : Trần Viết Long (Manager Long) Camera : Raymond ChaoWho has been thereafter known by Bruce Lee's films.
Music My village (Chung Quân) Echoes of memories (Nguyễn Văn Tý), singing by Kim Chung and Kim Xuân Autumn rain drops (Đặng Thế Phong) The guitar left behind (Phạm Duy)
Cast
Kim Chung ... Ngọc Lan Kim Xuân ... Ngọc Thủy Trần Quang Tứ ... Thiện Ngọc Toàn ... Nhạc Tuấn Sửu ... Tam Nhã Ái ... Lan and Thủy's mother Tiền Phong ... Thiện's father Tiêu Lang ... A man buys cigarettes
with others actors from Kim Chung Performing Arts (Đoàn Cải-lương Kim-Chung).
See also Waterloo Bridge (1940 film)
References
External links Kim Chung Performing Arts enlightened the history of Vietnamese cinema - Vietnamese Cailuong // Sunday, 18 November 2005, 06:13 (GMT+7) Some feelings of the Life of a Flower - Short News Online // Sunday, 7 December 2008, 00:00 (GMT+7) Re-release the Life of a Flower - Hanoi Grapevine // Friday, 1 October 2010, 00:00 (GMT+7) Surprise by the beauties and voices of two Vietnamese actresses 63 years ago - BaoBinhLuan // Friday, 9 February 2018, 09:04 (GMT+7)