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Set in Northern Vietnam, Good Mourning Vietnam follows two women who make a living as professional mourners in traditional funeral rituals. When illness and personal hardships disrupt their own lives, both are forced to confront loss, human mortality, and the profound meaning of death. Through their stories, the film captures a fading cultural tradition while prompting deep reflections on memory, grief, and the invisible bonds that connect us all.
Huong Ta is a documentary filmmaker based in Ho Chi Minh City. His debut feature documentary, Good Mourning Vietnam, has been selected for numerous international film festivals, including the Little Venice Film Festival, the Barcelona Indie Filmmakers Festival, and the Touchstone Independent Film Festival. Prior to pursuing his personal projects, he worked in film post-production in the United Kingdom, contributing to various international documentary films, including the BAFTA-winning Exposure: In Russia, Opposing Putin.
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