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The Sunken Boat
The film is about a family of fishermen. The father, lost in passion, devoted himself to finding treasures in a ship wrecked at sea, who inadvertently deprived the happiness and the lives of his children.
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The film is about a family of fishermen. The father, lost in passion, devoted himself to finding treasures in a ship wrecked at sea, who inadvertently deprived the happiness and the lives of his children.
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Written By:Vũ Xuân Hưng
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