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Kim Dong
Based on the true story of Nong Van Den, better known as Kim Dong, the film follows a courageous young Nung boy growing up in Cao Bang during the struggle against French colonial rule in the early 1940s. Inspired by the revolutionary movement, Kim Dong becomes one of the first members and the leader of a children's resistance organization. Despite his young age, he undertakes dangerous missions as a messenger, secretly delivering information and guiding revolutionary fighters while evading enemy patrols. Armed with intelligence, determination, and extraordinary bravery, Kim Dong risks his life to protect his comrades and contribute to Vietnam's fight for independence.
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Based on the true story of Nong Van Den, better known as Kim Dong, the film follows a courageous young Nung boy growing up in Cao Bang during the struggle against French colonial rule in the early 1940s. Inspired by the revolutionary movement, Kim Dong becomes one of the first members and the leader of a children's resistance organization. Despite his young age, he undertakes dangerous missions as a messenger, secretly delivering information and guiding revolutionary fighters while evading enemy patrols. Armed with intelligence, determination, and extraordinary bravery, Kim Dong risks his life to protect his comrades and contribute to Vietnam's fight for independence.
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Genre:Drama, War
Written By:Tô Hoài
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Studio:Xuong Phim Hanoi
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