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A Phu and His Wife (1961)
To pay off her family’s debts, Mị is forced to marry the son of her Hmong village’s ruthless patriarch. When the constant abuse and beatings become unbearable for the young girl, she plans to escape with a stranger held captive by her husband.
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To pay off her family’s debts, Mị is forced to marry the son of her Hmong village’s ruthless patriarch. When the constant abuse and beatings become unbearable for the young girl, she plans to escape with a stranger held captive by her husband.
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Genre:Drama
Written By:Tô Hoài
In Theaters:1/1/1961
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Runtime:73 minutes
Studio:Vietnam Feature Film Studio
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