The father of People's Artist Tu Long reunites with his 'lover' after 50 years.

Cine 7 - Memories of Vietnamese CinemaRecently aired on VTV3, the show re-broadcasts classic films of Vietnamese revolutionary cinema. Alongside these, viewers will have the opportunity to see veteran actors and renowned filmmakers who have left a lasting mark and become "icons" of Vietnamese cinema in films such as...As scheduled, Sister Tu Hau, The Wild Field, Rising Wind, The 17th Parallel Day and Night, Mother Away From Home, The Feast of the Saints, The Scent of Burning Grass, Don't Burn, When Will October Come, Saigon Commando Unit….

In the first episode, Meritorious Artist Vu Tu Lam was moved to see "Miss Net" People's Artist Nhu Quynh again, because, according to the father of People's Artist Tu Long, the two had been together since they acted in a film.It's that time again.It had been almost 50 years, and only now did they have the chance to meet again.

Touched by the emotions of her former co-star, People's Artist Nhu Quynh shared: "This is my former lover. After the film..."It's that time again."Mr. Lam worked in Quan Ho folk music in Bac Ninh, while I pursued film and later television acting. It's hard to recognize him when we meet again because he was very reserved and quiet during filming, not as witty as he is now."

It's that time again.This is a representative film about the Vietnamese revolutionary war, directed by People's Artist Tran Vu. The film explores the theme of revolutionary history through the tragic and unfulfilled love story of Net (People's Artist Nhu Quynh) and Hai Chi (Meritorious Artist Vu Tu Lam). The story becomes captivating with its setting in a Quan Ho village in Bac Ninh before 1945.

At the 3rd Vietnam Film Festival in 1975,It's that time again.The film won the Golden Lotus Award for Best Feature Film, Như Quỳnh received the Golden Lotus Award for Best Actress, and the awards for Best Director and Cinematography were given to Trần Vũ and Nguyễn Đăng Bảy. Subsequently, the film received the main prize at the Karlovy Vary International Film Festival in 1976.

Share about the most touching scene inIt's that time again.According to People's Artist Nhu Quynh, "That scene depicts Lam being captured and then escaping back to the village. At that moment, Net was on her way home with medicine for her mother when she met Hai Chi, who said: 'Net, come with me, let's escape from this village.' She then burst into tears and said that she couldn't leave, her mother was very ill, and that he should forget about her..."

Meritorious Artist Vu Tu Lam further revealed that it was also the scene where he held People's Artist Nhu Quynh's hand for the first and last time: "Throughout the film, Net and Hai Chi only held hands; the first was the last. Because before 1940, men and women were not allowed to touch each other."

The veteran actor also believes that, up to this point, the filmIt's that time again.It lives on in the hearts of audiences across generations because it embodies the national spirit, even though it only represents one region.

"Up to now, traditional values ​​and national culture are being expanded and embraced by young people. Furthermore..."It's that time again."It's a film about the Kinh Bac region, including the Quan Ho folk songs of Bac Ninh, which are part of the Vietnamese people's way of life. People's Artist Tran Vu restored them and turned them into a love story, so it still lives on in the hearts of audiences today," People's Artist Nhu Quynh added.