Couple Phuong Oanh and Doan Quoc Dam reunite in the movie "Wind across the blue sky"

Having made an impression when co-starring in the films “Silent Under the Deep” and “Quynh Doll”, the couple Phuong Oanh and Doan Quoc Dam reunite in the new film “Gio ngang khoi xanh” of the Television Film Production Center – VFC (Vietnam Television). The film will air at 8pm every Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday on VTV3, starting from August 11.

“Wind Across the Blue Sky” is copyrighted from the famous Chinese movie “30 is not yet over”. The movie is about modern women who have passed the age of dreaming but have not yet reached the age of “settling down”. They are facing overlapping and precarious “paths” with hundreds of tangled threads created by life itself.

The film crew of "Wind Across the Blue Sky" debuted at the press conference. Photo: VFC

Three modern women My Anh, Truc Lam and Chau Ngan, each have their own path, facing different challenges in marriage, career and love.

Three modern women - the center of the film. Photo VFC

My Anh chose to stay behind to support her husband in developing his career. It seemed like a perfect marriage, but the distance gradually became clear when she realized that she was losing herself. Truc Lam once believed that marriage was the path to happiness. But when faced with her husband's indifference, economic burden and interference from her biological mother, her life gradually became suffocating. Chau Ngan - a single, independent, rational girl, fell into crisis when she met Manh Truong, a charming and contradictory man.

The seemingly perfect family of My Anh (played by Phuong Oanh) and Dang (played by Doan Quoc Dam). Photo: VFC

Three men, none of them perfect, entered their lives like “crosswinds” that shook them but also helped them awaken. Love and marriage are not destinations, but journeys that require companionship, cultivation and understanding. “The Wind Across the Blue Sky” is not just a love story, but a multi-layered picture of the psychology of modern women, when they dare to choose, dare to let go and most importantly - dare to live for themselves.

Phuong Oanh and Doan Quoc Dam in the movie. Photo: VFC

The film marks the return after 4 years of Phuong Oanh, paired with Doan Quoc Dam - the duo who "made people miss her" in "Quynh Doll".

At the press conference to launch the film on July 31, actress Phuong Oanh expressed her joy at being able to play a suitable role. As a wife and mother, Phuong Oanh has the experience and depth to play My Anh. However, the big challenge for the actress is to make the audience realize that it is My Anh and not Phuong Oanh. Doan Quoc Dam and Phuong Oanh promise to bring a sweet, profound and mature love story.

Quynh Kool and To Dung play a contrasting couple. Photo: VFC

Quynh Kool and To Dung are paired for the first time, promising to bring contrasting nuances to the Lam - Toan couple. Viet Hoa, after "Doc Dao", returns with the role of Chau Ngan, strong and individualistic but not without a few injuries. In addition, the film features veteran artists such as Meritorious Artist Duc Khue, Tu Oanh and two potential newcomers Dennis Dang and Ha Thanh.

Romantic scene in the movie between Viet Hoa and Dennis Dang. Photo: VFC

Regarding the pressure of Vietnamizing a previously famous film, director Le Do Ngoc Linh said that this is a project in which the entire crew has "given their best efforts" to create a new way of telling a story, rich in Vietnamese identity and close to domestic audiences. "Vietnamizing is not copying. The original is just the material that inspires us to restructure the story in our own way, creatively and in accordance with the Vietnamese context. I hope that when the audience watches the film, whether they have known the original or not, they will feel the freshness, pure Vietnamese and full of emotions," the director shared.

Source: https://hanoimoi.vn/cap-doi-phuong-oanh-va-doan-quoc-dam-tai-ngo-trong-phim-gio-ngang-khoang-troi-xanh-710983.html