The reason why People's Artist Le Khanh returns to VTV primetime dramas
After many film projects in the South, People's Artist Le Khanh said it was time for her to return to her "home" of television dramas.
Film crewWhere dreams come trueDirector Trinh Le Phong recently held a press conference to introduce his new project. Attendees included People's Artist Le Khanh, Meritorious Artist Do Ky, People's Artist Trong Trinh, Meritorious Artist Tat Binh... and a number of young actors such as Viet Hoa, Minh Thu, and Lanh Thanh.
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| People's Artist Le Khanh and the crew of the film "Where Dreams Return" had a meeting with the press. |
Where dreams come trueFilming started in mid-December 2022, inspired by the elderly - a topic rarely mentioned in movies.
The film revolves around the story of Mrs. Lan (People's Artist Le Khanh) and her grandson Gia An (Lanh Thanh). Mrs. Lan single-handedly steers the family business, raises her grandson to be a talented person and hopes that Gia An will take on the responsibility for her. Meanwhile, Gia An is smart, dynamic, and wants to continue living a free and easy life.
With gentle, witty storytelling,Where dreams come trueNot filled with drama but has situations, small stories about generational conflicts. Besides, the theme of love is also interestingly exploited in the film.
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| People's Artist Le Khanh happily talks about the reason for returning to television dramas after 5 years. |
At the press conference, People's Artist Le Khanh revealed the reason for returning to television dramas after a 5-year absence.
"For me and all artists, every day of working is a happy day. Recently, I have been busy with film projects but wherever I have the chance, I go. After 5 years of absence from television dramas, I feel responsible for my 'family' so I return to my 'old home'," People's Artist Le Khanh expressed.
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| People's Artist Le Khanh puts her faith in the young generation of actors. |
People's Artist Le Khanh wishes for good health to pass on her experiences to the next generation to have longer career steps.
"The future of any profession depends on the young generation. Our generation has completed its mission, leaving behind certain values. I only dream that today's actors, with full opportunities, intelligence, and technology, will leave their mark in the hearts of the audience. You will make Vietnamese cinema not only revive but also develop strongly," People's Artist Le Khanh shared with VietNamNet.
Where dreams come trueExpected to air at 9pm from Monday to Friday every week on VTV1 this May.
