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Phạm Hanh [Director]; Nguyet Toat [Other]; Cao Van Thuan [Other]; Van Ngu [Other]; Nguyen Hoan [Editor]; Van Ky [Other]; Nhu Cuong [Other]; Tran Khac An [Producer]; Le Kim Trong [Producer] ; Vietnam People's Armed Forces Studios, Adam Matthew Digital (Firm)

Ben Hai People

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  • Media type: E-Book; Video
  • Title: Ben Hai People
  • Work titles: Bên bờ Bến Hải
  • Contributor: Phạm Hanh [RegisseurIn]; Nguyet Toat [Other]; Cao Van Thuan [Other]; Van Ngu [Other]; Nguyen Hoan [HerausgeberIn]; Van Ky [Other]; Nhu Cuong [Other]; Tran Khac An [ProduzentIn]; Le Kim Trong [ProduzentIn]
  • Corporation: Vietnam People's Armed Forces Studios ; Adam Matthew Digital (Firm)
  • imprint: Marlborough, Wiltshire: Adam Matthew Digital, 2017
  • Published in: Socialism on Film
    The Vietnam War & Southeast Asia
    Wars & Revolutions
  • Extent: 1 Online-Ressource (video file 0:28:59); Sound, Black and White
  • Language: Vietnamese
  • Keywords: Internet videos ; Nonfiction films
  • Origination:
  • Recording information: Contributors: Nguyet Toat; Cao Van Thuan; Van Ngu; Nguyen Hoan; Van Ky; Nhu Cuong; Tran Khac An; Le Kim Trong
  • Footnote: Reproduction of Bên bờ Bến Hải North Vietnam, 1967
  • Description: Narrated in Vietnamese, this film shows people living in and working along and around the Ben Hai River

    The Ben Hai River was the borderline of the North and South Vietnam from 1954-1975. The film emphasizes the people's heroism on the Northern side fighting against the US army to protect the Democratic Republic of Vietnam