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Life of a Flower
On the way to evacuation, a young woman falls in love with a kind stranger who helps her family and promises to marry him when they meet again one day. This is the first Vietnamese feature film to use synchronised sound recording and was also the 1953 box office hit.
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On the way to evacuation, a young woman falls in love with a kind stranger who helps her family and promises to marry him when they meet again one day. This is the first Vietnamese feature film to use synchronised sound recording and was also the 1953 box office hit.
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Genre:Romance, Drama
Written By:Trần Lang
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Runtime:107 minutes
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