Heroic and tragic

In modern life, stories about war are sometimes of little interest to young people. However, the film Red Rain has created a fever, reviving memories of war in a realistic and haunting way.

Scene from the movie Red Rain (Photo: Galaxy Studio)

In modern life, stories about war are sometimes of little interest to young people. However, the film Red Rain has created a fever, reviving memories of war in a realistic and haunting way. The work not only recreates the fierce battle at Quang Tri Citadel in 1972 but is also a profound reminder of the noble sacrifice of the previous generation.

Red Rain offers a very human, very ordinary perspective on sacrifice, loss and intense patriotism. The film focuses on the story of young men in their twenties, just out of school, temporarily putting aside their unfinished dreams to don the army uniform. They fight not only for their ideals but also for their comradeship, for their promises to their loved ones back home.

Each film depicts the brutality of war. The tragic deaths, physical and mental wounds are deeply engraved in the minds of viewers. But above all, what moves young people the most is the burning love for their homeland and country. The soldiers bravely laid down their lives in exchange for a brighter tomorrow, so that we can have a peaceful life like today.

Red Rain is not only a film but also a profound gratitude to the generations of fathers and brothers who participated in the war in Quang Tri Citadel. Watching the film, we not only admire the bravery of the soldiers but also become more aware of our responsibilities. The film is a gentle but powerful reminder, helping us to appreciate more what we have and to constantly strive to study, work, and build an increasingly prosperous country.

Red Rain has succeeded in not only telling a historical story but also conveying the flame of patriotism, the immortal spirit of the nation, giving strength to young people on the journey of building and defending the Fatherland today./.

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