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Inspired by and fictionalized from a landmark historical event during Vietnam’s resistance war against the United States, Red Rain recreates the 81-day battle to defend the Quang Tri Citadel during the fiery summer of 1972. The story follows Cuong and the soldiers of Squad 1 as they fight courageously against enemy forces, represented by an airborne commando unit led by Lieutenant Quang. Running parallel to the battlefield is the Paris Peace Accords, where Cuong’s mother, a diplomat in the Vietnamese delegation, takes part in the struggle on the diplomatic front. Standing side by side like a family, the young soldiers of Squad 1, together with countless others, devote themselves to the fierce battles along the Thach Han River, contributing to the victories achieved at the negotiating table in Paris and paving the way for the signing of the Paris Peace Accords.
Lieutenant Colonel and Meritorious Artist Dang Thi Thai Huyen graduated as valedictorian in Directing from the Hanoi Academy of
Theatre and Cinema. She later earned a Master’s degree in Film and Television Arts and currently works at the Vietnam People's Army Cinema. She has directed numerous feature films, including Dem Vung Bien (Night at the Border), Vu Khuc Anh Trang (Moonlight Dance), Mat Bien (Eyes of the Sea), Hoa Tho (Returning to the Earth), Ban Tinh Ca Mau Xanh (The Blue Love Song), Nguoi Tro Ve (The Returnee), Noi Ta Khong Thuoc Ve (Where We Do Not Belong), Muoi Ba Ben Nuoc (Thirteen River Wharves), which won the Golden Lotus Award and Best Director Award at the 16th Vietnam Film Festival, and Dat Lanh (Fertile Land), which received the Silver Lotus Award and Best Director Award at the 19th Vietnam Film Festival. Her latest feature, Red Rain, won the Golden Lotus Award at the 24th Vietnam Film Festival and earned her Best Director honors at both the Golden Kite Awards and the Blue Star Awards in 2025. In documentary filmmaking, she is also known for Tổng Bí thư Nguyễn Phú Trọng - Nhà lãnh đạo kiên trung, trí tuệ và mẫu mực (General Secretary Nguyen Phu Trong - A Steadfast, Wise and Exemplary Leader), which received the Second Prize at the 19th National Press Awards in 2024. She has been awarded the Third-Class Labour Order and numerous prestigious professional accolades.
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