TOPIC 07: Write to describe your all-time favorite movie.

In life, although I have several hobbies, watching movies is the one I am more interested
in. I have watched countless films so far, but BN KHNG CHNG, a product of VFC
(Vietnam Film Corporation) in 2001, is the one that has created the biggest impression on me
ever since.
The film is set in the time of our war against the American troops in the South to unify
the country and the construction to build a communist country in the North. The ground of the
story is in a transquil poor farming village in the North. The main characters are Mr. Van, a
veteran, a seceteary of the villages Communist Youth Union named Hanh, the two widows and
the villagers. The story happens right inside the village to the bank of a no-name-river having a
namely Khong Chong river five-step-wharf.
After serving in the army Van came back to his village in which there were only old
villagers together with almost widows, girls and very few disabled men. When Van returned, he
was appointed head of the village armed group which consisted of around six armed girls
including Hanh Vans former sweethearts daughter. Van lived under the same roof with a landlord widow and her 16 year-old son. Van was then admired by all the villagers, so he tried his
best to meet the residents expectations. Though sometimes the mid-forties man felt lonely, he
tried not to do wrong thing especially on sex. Time passed, peace was then established with the
unification declaration, the village was still under the misery of the war unhappiness. Hanh
married to an Army captain, but had no child for long. Debates and conflicts occurred, which
made Hanh left her husband. So disappointed, and hopeless, she entered Vans hut by a showery
night. The two thirsty unhappy persons met, and then Hanh was pregnant. Unable to live with the
villagers prejudise, Van and Hanh left the homeland, and finally Van killed himself by the river
wharf Ben Khong Chong.
The scenes in the movie are colorful and interesting, typical for a North Vietnams rural
village. The story is touching and rather mournful. The acting of the main characters are
excellent as they are all famous actors and actresses. The film leaves us valuable lessons in life,
and helps us know more about the rural life courtesy. I must say that it is one of the best movies I
have ever watched in my life.