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The White Silk Dress 

A family living in poverty faces financial difficulties while striving to educate their daughters. The mother resorts to extraordinary measures to procure the traditional silk dresses needed for her kids to attend school.
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A family living in poverty faces financial difficulties while striving to educate their daughters. The mother resorts to extraordinary measures to procure the traditional silk dresses needed for her kids to attend school.

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Genre:Drama, War, History
Directed By:Lưu Huỳnh
Written By:Lưu Huỳnh
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Runtime:142 minutes
Studio:Anh Viet Company, Phuoc Sang Entertainment, Vietnam Feature Film Studio

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