Missing Night 30: The film based on the once-shocking chicken delivery schoolgirl case

In 2019, the case of a chicken delivery girl kidnapped in Dien Bien on the night of 30 Tet shocked the whole country. After 5 years, director Ham Tran decided to adapt it into a series of films Lost on the 30th Night, bringing different perspectives to the audience.

According to the introduction, the exclusive online drama Missing Night 30 is based on the true story of the case that shocked Vietnam in 2019. "Missing Night 30" not only focuses on the highlight of the missing case of the chicken delivery girl, but also aims to convey the message of family love in the first days of Giap Thin year.

7 episodes are told from the perspective of different characters to delve into the hidden corners of each person, to find the answer: "Why is this possible?", "Why do seemingly ordinary, simple people go to such crimes?" ...

In the drama, the role of the victim's mother will be portrayed by famous artist Kieu Trinh, and this character is considered one of the important elements, creating complexity for the story.

Director Ham Tran chose actor Kieu Trinh to play the lead role of the mother - Mrs. Hoa, a very complex and challenging role. This is a fierce mother, who often berries her husband and children and seems to be hiding some dark secret, but at the same time still has compassion for her child, desperately using the livestream to beg the online community to find a way to save her child.

Actress Kieu Trinh said that at first she did not think of her role as the main role, it took 28 days of filming and the psychology was very heavy. There were scenes where she cried continuously, filmed dozens of times, but each time she continued to cry because she couldn't escape.

"After the movie, I looked back at myself, controlling myself. In society, there are many people in the same situation as Ms. Hoa: she is the breadwinner of the family, loves her child but cannot control her emotions, always yelling at her child. I hope parents who watch the film will learn lessons to look back on themselves," she shared.

According to Ham Tran, "Missing Night 30" is a mysterious mental battle. Each episode will reveal a new perspective, exploring more deeply about the fate and gloomy, surprising secrets of each character. The film is inspired by a true case that once shocked the nation.

The special feature of "Lost Night 30" lies in the combination of criminal psychology genre and human values. The film wants to convey the message that "Sometimes love is not enough, family members need to share to understand each other's suffering". The pain of the characters becomes deeper when there are gaps between generations that are difficult to fill, there are thoughts that cannot be expressed forever just because "let us talk after Tet".

"Lost Night 30" promises to be a dramatic and thrilling TV series, giving viewers moments of relaxation and also evoking deep thoughts about family and people.

Choosing to release in time for Tet (starting from the 29th of Tet until the 6th of Tet Giap Thin), producer and director Ham Tran wishes to strongly spread the message of family, to cherish more every moment with relatives. In the afternoon of February 1, director Ham Tran and his crew had the premiere of the first 2 episodes of the series Lost Night 30 in Ho Chi Minh City. HCM.

The cast includes: Ly Hong An (as 20-year-old chicken delivery girl named Mai), Kieu Trinh (as mother), Le Huynh, Mai The Hiep, Truong Minh Thao, Nguyen Ngoc Lam, Tran The Nhan, Xuan Van ...

Director Ham Tran has been credited through a number of famous works such as "Winning the soul", "Super thief", "My girlfriend is the boss" ... With "Missing Night 30", he continued to explore and pave a new path for himself in the field of drama making.

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