After a long period of planning, Vietnam Television, in cooperation with the General Political Directorate of the Vietnam People's Army, has officially launched the film project to propagate the noble principles of Uncle Ho's soldiers in the process of building and safeguarding the homeland.
"We conceived the idea through field trips to learn more about the work and duties of soldiers in peacetime. After a period of research, we developed a script," said director Danh Dung. "In addition to the efforts of everyone involved, the film project also had the drastic participation of the leaders of Vietnam Television, who coordinated with the Ministry of National Defense to prepare sets and props that reflected the reality of the historical period of the war of resistance against the United States."
"I think it will be a cultural product with great significance, especially on the occasion of the 80th anniversary of the founding of the Vietnam People's Army and the 30th anniversary of the National Defense Festival," added director Danh Dung.
According to the plan, the second part of the film will have many labor-intensive scenes, such as floods, epidemics, and landslides in peacetime. With the tentative name of "No Time", the movie is expected to last 60 episodes (25 minutes/episode) and will be aired on VTV1 in October.
