The movie "Let Go" brings together many People's Artists and Meritorious Artists.

The veteran cast participates in the film. Photo: Producer

The film attracted attention when it gathered many big names such as People's Artist Quoc Anh, People's Artist Thu Que, People's Artist Tien Dat, People's Artist Hoai Thu, People's Artist Quoc Tri, Meritorious Artist Tien Quang (Quang Teo), Meritorious Artist Doi Quan, Meritorious Artist Kim Xuyen, artist Mai Long and talented young actors such as Phung Duc Hieu, Thanh Huyen, Cam Tien...

“Letting Go” tells a humane story about the life of Tinh (actress Thanh Huyen) - a single woman who left her hometown to go to the city to work as a massage therapist to raise her young child and is living with her grandfather (Meritorious Artist Tien Quang in the role of Mr. Hanh). After a broken marriage, Tinh wants to bond with Hung (Phung Duc Hieu), trying to rebuild her life, but fate pushes her into new tragedies and traps, where kindness and lies always go hand in hand.

The film set was built along the river. Photo: Producer

Meanwhile, Hung - the son of Mr. Manh (People's Artist Quoc Anh) and Mrs. Oanh (People's Artist Hoai Thu), comes from a powerful family. Mr. Manh is an ambitious man, who has had complicated relationships with many people, causing his family to face many storms.

In the film, People's Artist Quoc Tri plays Mr. Chien - Mr. Manh's father, an experienced, strict and influential person in the family, representing the experienced class and upholding traditional moral values.

Along with that, People's Artist Thu Que plays the role of Lyly's mother - a shrewd, pragmatic woman, always calculating for her own benefit and that of her daughter. Lyly is a symbol of ambitious people, willing to do anything to achieve what they want, and she is the one who contributes to pushing Tinh into the spiral of tragedy.

Director Mai Long, producer Quoc Hung and Meritorious Artist Tien Quang share about the film. Photo: Producer

Meritorious Artist Doi Quan plays Thuan - a man who used to be Lyly and her mother's henchman, but later turns around out of remorse and becomes a character with redemption value, showing the "good in evil" aspect of the film. Artist Mai Long - director and actor appears as Don, a witness and indirectly involved in the dark plots, but in the end is the one who contributes to bringing everything to light.

People's Artist Tien Dat plays the role of the Commune Chairman - a cadre close to the people, representing justice and the voice of conscience in the film. In addition, Meritorious Artist Kim Xuyen plays the role of the water seller, a supporting but colorful character, bringing a breath of everyday life and warm moments of silence between the drama of the film.

The film is a blend of love, forgiveness, ambition and corruption, where each character must face the choice of “keeping or letting go”.

People's Artist Thu Que participates in the film with a sharp role. Photo: Producer

Director - screenwriter Mai Long devoted a lot of heart to this TV series with the hope that when watching, the audience can find sympathy and faith in kind things, especially learning how to let go of pain and retain humanity.

Mr. Quoc Hung - the producer's representative who also plays the role of the abbot of the temple, said that the film conveys the message that letting go is not weakness, but courage, only when letting go of resentment, can people find true peace. Forgiveness is the path to freedom, forgiving others is also freeing oneself from the darkness of the past. Humanity is a value that never grows old, even in the midst of calculations and lies, human love still has the strongest saving power.

Meritorious Artist Tien Quang expressed his emotion when participating in this project: “This is a rare opportunity for me to transform into a veteran - someone who has experienced the battlefield and suffered many losses. I am truly moved to relive the emotions of a soldier, and at the same time work in a team that brings together so many People's Artists and Meritorious Artists.”

The film "Let Go" also expresses gratitude to those who have contributed to the country as well as contributes to spreading and honoring the beauty of nature and people of Vietnam.

The 90-minute film is expected to be broadcast on several TV channels during the Lunar New Year 2026.

Source: https://hanoimoi.vn/phim-buong-quy-tu-nhieu-nghe-si-nhan-dan-nghe-si-uu-tu-720564.html