Walking in the Bright Sky: Pu (Thu Ha Ceri) loses her virginity, revealing the mastermind behind the storm

As a TV series that attracts a large number of viewers on VTV's prime time, the details in the next episodes of Di Giua Troi Ruc Ro also receive the attention of the audience.

In the last episodes, in order to earn money, Pu (Thu Ha Ceri) agreed to take a group of three tourists to explore the border area. After walking a distance, the group asked Pu to take them to the border. She only agreed to take them to the place designated by the Border Guard. Wary of this group, Pu pulled out a knife under the pretext of cutting vines to get there, but in reality it was for her own protection.

In the forest, Pu was smart so she deliberately led the group of guests around 3 times around an area in the forest. When resting and eating, the group offered food and drinks but Pu refused. However, the other woman used the excuse of going to the toilet to leave, leaving the two men to start playing with Pu. The 18-year-old girl did not have enough strength to run away from the two men, only knowing how to scream miserably. Luckily, Chai (Long Vu) arrived in time to save Pu.

Immediately after episode 8 of the film aired, the identity of the villainous boss was discovered by the audience. It turned out that the person playing the role of the woman leading the human trafficking group was actress Luong Ngoc Dung, who is familiar with many supporting roles on the small screen in the North. She also caused a stir when she only appeared in the first 5 episodes of the film Thuong Ngay Nang Ve but was loved by the audience for her natural and emotional acting talent.

This role marks the 3rd year since she returned to the profession after more than a decade of trying her hand at various professions, from art teacher, IT sales, receptionist, MC, lounge singer, announcer, editor. In addition to her acting talent, the actress born in 1988 also receives much admiration for her happy family with her husband and little daughter. Ms. Luong Ngoc Dung also has many modern and learnable views on raising children.

About the movie "Going in the middle of a brilliant sky", it is the hottest movie on VTV prime time when it has reached 1 billion views after 8 episodes, along with the virality of the main couple Chai (Long Vu) and Pu (Thu Ha Ceri) on social networking platforms.

However, one point that has attracted attention recently is the controversy related to the fact that many viewers believe that the film is reflecting the culture and customs of the Red Dao people incorrectly. This issue is still "hot" on many film forums.

From the perspective of someone who has made films about ethnic minorities, director Duc Thinh shared with Gia Dinh & Xa Hoi. He said that recently he has read many comments and reviews, even some harsh ones, from the audience about the costumes and culture of the Dao people in the film "Di Giua Troi Ruc Rot".

"The first episodes of the film were mostly filmed in Nguyen Binh (Cao Bang). Not only did they exploit contemporary issues, the film was also inspired by the beauty of the country's nature combined with the unique traditional cultural features of the Dao ethnic group. I think that when VTV's film determined its purpose about the Dao ethnic group, from the producer to the director and actors, they had to research and learn very carefully about the people.

I read many comments from the audience that they are Dao people when watching "Going in the middle of a brilliant sky" and felt uncomfortable because the film crew was making mistakes about Dao culture. After reading and finding out, I also contacted some of the brothers in the film crew and everyone confirmed that the film crew always had local cultural workers accompanying them, closely following them during the filming process; not to mention, during the entire filming process in Nguyen Binh (Cao Bang), the local people were curious and followed them. With such "supervision", I firmly believe that the filming scenes and activities of the Dao people could not have been edited so wrongly as to be condemned as the comments on social networks recently," said director Duc Thinh.

Meanwhile, a representative of the Professional Department - Department of Culture, Sports and Tourism of Cao Bang said that when making the film, the crew sent a document requesting the Department to support the location and provide advice when making the film. "We also created conditions for the film crew to film locally. The film also received advice from cultural experts in Nguyen Binh (Cao Bang). Regarding any controversies, you can ask the film crew."

Regarding the director of "Going in the Bright Sky" - director Do Thanh Son also said: "The crew has received information about the film. When making the film, we asked for opinions from the Cao Bang Department of Culture and had the Nguyen Binh District Department of Culture support and advice. Currently, the producer has asked the director to send them information and they will send the information to the press as soon as possible."

"Going in the Glorious Sky" revolves around the life of Pu, who is faced with the choice of going to Hanoi to study at university, pursuing her dream or getting married, helping her family pay off debt. In the end, she decides to go to the city. The film features Meritorious Artist Hoang Hai and a young cast such as: Long Vu, Vuong Anh, Vo Hoai Vu, Hoang Khanh Ly, Yen Dan, Quynh Chau.

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