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River Of Laughter 

Tu's troupe visits a countryside hoping to earn some money back after a big contract collapses. Anh Tu is a funny person, so he is loved and enthusiastically helped by the children here. By chance, he meets Ngoc Linh – a childhood friend who is now a teacher. In the village, a rich wood merchant has been keeping an eye on her for a long time and intends to play a trick to steal her. Will Ngoc Linh escape his evil scheme and the children in the poor countryside have the pleasure of learning drama?
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Tu's troupe visits a countryside hoping to earn some money back after a big contract collapses. Anh Tu is a funny person, so he is loved and enthusiastically helped by the children here. By chance, he meets Ngoc Linh – a childhood friend who is now a teacher. In the village, a rich wood merchant has been keeping an eye on her for a long time and intends to play a trick to steal her. Will Ngoc Linh escape his evil scheme and the children in the poor countryside have the pleasure of learning drama?

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Genre:Drama
Directed By:Phạm Thanh Phong
Written By:Đoàn Trúc Quỳnh
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Runtime:63 minutes
Studio:Vietnam Feature Film Studio

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