Premiere of the documentary film State Funeral of President Ho Chi Minh
The color documentary “President Ho Chi Minh's State Funeral” made by Japanese cameramen was first broadcast on VTV4 at 0:20, rebroadcast at 8:20 and 16:20 on September 2, 2008.
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The images in the film are mostly familiar to Vietnamese audiences through the footage of Vietnamese documentary filmmakers that have been shown. However, with the true colors and clear images due to good preservation of the documents, the images appear vivid, creating many emotions for the viewers. There are many details showing the care and sharing of President Ho Chi Minh that make the viewers moved, such as after the end of the ceremony to celebrate International Labor Day on May 1, 1966, the delegates rushed up to take photos with Uncle Ho. Uncle Ho took flowers from the conference table to give to each person. When he saw the cameraman struggling with the camera, Uncle Ho kindly took a flower and pinned it to his bra button and the person who received the flower in a special way was the Japanese cameraman who recorded the images for this film.
The film "President Ho Chi Minh's State Funeral" will be used by VTV to broadcast on VTV channels for 25 years.
According to SGGP
