Thanh Binh Cinema Sets about to Show the Movie “Don’t Burn It”

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    “Don’t Burn It” - feature film category with 102 minutes in length - describes realistic context of very violent battlefield in Duc Pho district, Quang Ngai province in 1970. Its content is mainly about destiny of Dang Thuy Tram’s diary, a young soldier and a doctor fighting in Quang Ngai battlefield and those who are involved with it like Frederic Whitehurst, an opponent soldier.

    Not much emphasis on the severity and grief caused by the war, “Don’t Burn It” brings a message of humanity. Its scenes are fast but emotional, the past and present, dream and reality are mixed; characters’ metal process is deeply described, which really impressed the audiences. Best of all, the movie helps to each a lesson of history and human love to young generations in a factual way. 

    “Don’t Burn It” is available for all audiences at Thanh Binh Cinema at 12.00 and 19.30 everyday.

L.H (Reported  Van Trang)