Take Mom Away: Artist Hong Dao affirms her class, one look takes away millions of tears

Although the movie Mang Me Di Bo has not officially aired yet, many behind-the-scenes scenes have been revealed, making viewers emotional. To get a realistic scene, Tuan Tran proactively asked Hong Dao to bite him for real, causing bruises on his leg.

The movie Mang Me Di Bo has a strong Vietnamese family character, told in the sophisticated Korean cinematic language, and is scheduled to premiere in Vietnam on August 1.

In the newly released behind-the-scenes footage from the film Mang Me Di Bo, artist Hong Dao, who plays Hanh's mother, expressed her understanding and sympathy for the character through a poignant statement: "Hong Dao herself feels guilty for hurting Tuan Tran. All of that, expressed through Le Thi Hanh's eyes, and the mother's instinct, even if she has Alzheimer 's, in some memory she still recognizes that this is her child, her reason for living."

With just one sentence, Artist Hong Dao not only showed deep sympathy for the character but also made the audience clearly feel the pain, love and maternal instinct hidden deep inside the old, sick woman she portrayed. That sentence seemed to touch the depths of emotion, where the boundary between actor and character was completely erased.

Previously, one of the most tense scenes in Mang Me Di Bo was the moment when Hanh's mother bit Hoan's (Tuan Tran) leg. The actor himself proactively asked Hong Dao to bite him for real, causing his leg to bruise.

After filming the scene, Hong Dao said she was restless all night because of the feeling of guilt, an emotion that goes beyond the limits of acting, but is the torment of a mother who has accidentally hurt her "child".

With her ability to transform emotionally, artist Hong Dao once again affirmed her class as a veteran actress, who can make the audience laugh and cry with just a look, a gesture or a word. With the role of Hanh's mother, she gave a delicate, moving performance, clearly showing the psychological depth of an old mother with Alzheimer's, sometimes forgetting, sometimes remembering, but the motherly love never fades.

"Mang me di bo" - a film project co-produced between Vietnam and Korea has recently revealed more about its content, with the desire to tell a warm, humane family story; at the same time, spreading the beautiful image of Vietnam to the world audience.

"Mang me di bo" is directed by Mo Hong-jin and produced by Phan Gia Nhat Linh. Not a remake, the film is developed entirely from the original script, with Korean filmmakers painstakingly researching and drawing inspiration from the people, lifestyle, and culture of Vietnam.

With a family-oriented script and many layers of emotion, the crew also spent a lot of time selecting the actors who best fit the character's appearance and personality.

The title of the film "Bringing Mother Away" expresses the psychological conflict between love and responsibility of a child in the process of taking care of an elderly mother. The title of the film contributes to strongly impacting the audience's psychology, arousing curiosity about the character's final decision and raising the question: "When love becomes a burden, how will you decide?".

The poster reveals the faces of four actors from Vietnam and Korea, including: Hong Dao, Tuan Tran, Juliet Bao Ngoc and Jung Il-woo. Actress Hong Dao appears in a wheelchair, suggesting to the audience the role of a mother with a serious illness. Tuan Tran plays the son, showing his care and love for his mother. This is also the first time the "mother and son" pair Hong Dao - Tuan Tran reunited after the success of Mai - the highest-grossing film in Vietnam to date with 520 billion VND.

Besides the names of Vietnamese actors with real talent and guaranteed box office quality, Jung Il-woo is a rare Korean actor to participate in this Vietnam - Korea cooperation film. The male actor is affectionately called "Vietnamese son-in-law" by Vietnamese audiences after a series of hit films: Unstoppable High Kick, 49 Days, Moon Embracing The Sun.

"Bringing Mom Away" reveals behind the scenes: Hong Dao is haunted, Jung Il Woo stammers in Vietnamese Thảo Mai17:41:07 26/06/2025After a series of psychological and family images, the movie Mang me di bo suddenly changed the atmosphere with a behind-the-scenes vlog filmed in Korea. Hong Dao, Tuan Tran and a cast of Vietnamese stars filmed in Korea as if they were... on vacation.