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Animated
film U from France.
Nhan Dan
Online- Children and teenagers in Hanoi and Ho Chi Minh City
now have a chance to watch European film shows for free from
May 16-22 in Hanoi and May 22-30 in Ho Chi Minh City.
The ten
participating films come from Belgium (Wallonie-Brussels),
Denmark, France, Finland, Germany, the Netherlands, Sweden,
Spain, Italy and the United Kingdom.
They include U
from France, Miss Montigny from Belgium, The lost Treasure of
the Knights Templar from Denmark, Sune’s Summer from Sweden,
Emil and the Detective from Germany, Salvatore-This is life
from Italy, Polleke from the Netherlands, The Enchanted Wood
from Spain, Pelicanman from Finland and
Flushed Away from the UK.
These are some
of the best European animated and feature films which are
hoped to provide hours of enjoyment and food for reflection
for the young.
Miss
Montigny from Belgium.
Organised by
the Delegation of the European Commission to Vietnam, the
Embassies of EU Member States Embassies and European Cultural
Institutes, in collaboration with the Cinema Department, the
annual European Film Festival is dedicated to showcasing films
without violent content that enrich, inspire and entertain
children and teenagers.
“Children of
all ages greatly enjoy cinema — in particular on the big
screen — and most also learn something in the process of being
entertained. Whether it is animation, or the latest
star-studded blockbuster, there is always something for kids
to watch, enjoy, and discuss afterwards with their peers. We
are proud to introduce this firework of cinematic diversity to
Vietnamese audiences.” said Sean Doyle, Ambassador-Head of
the Delegation of the European Commission to Vietnam.
Films with
Vietnamese dubbing, are screened at the National Cinema Centre
in Hanoi and the New Galaxy Cinema in Ho Chi Minh City.
Tickets are free of charge and can be collected at Goethe
Institute, British Council in Hanoi and Ho Chi Minh City or L’
Espace in Hanoi and Galaxy Cinema in Ho Chi Minh City.
The event is
part of a broader series of “Europe Days in Vietnam” events
clustered around Europe Day (9 May).
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