Sweden transmits significant historical documentary to Việt Nam
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Embracing camaraderie and unity, the Swedish Embassy in Hanoi, working alongside the Ministry of Culture, Sports, and Tourism, has passed on the moving documentary Victory Vietnam to the Vietnam Film Archive.
As Vietnam marks the 50th anniversary of the Liberation of the South and National Reunification (April 30, 1975 - 2025), this symbolic act aids in preserving historical records, fostering an international spirit of peace and solidarity.
Directed by esteemed Swedish filmmaker Bo Öhlén, Victory Vietnam is a heartfelt tribute to the historic events of April 30, 1975, which saw the end of the Vietnam War and the beginning of a new chapter in Vietnam's legacy.
The film, now known as Chiến thắng Viet Nam in Vietnamese, captures the vivacious and emotional spirit that overtook Stockholm as Saigon triumphed, immortalizing the essence of a nation's victory [4][5].
A still image from Victory our website captures Swedish citizens joyfully celebrating our website's victory.
A captivating amalgamation of parades, speeches, and emotive expressions of solidarity, the documentary illuminates the international community's profound appreciation for Vietnam's persistent battle for independence [2][5].
The ceremony welcoming Victory Vietnam was graced by dignitaries, historians, cultural leaders, and media representatives. Bo Öhlén, the film's director, joined the festivities digitally, sharing his personal sentiments about this momentous occasion.
"While filming Victory Vietnam, I aspired to capture not just the historic events of April 30, 1975, but the intense emotions and unity pervading Sweden. This film embodies Vietnam's courage, fortitude, and the global sentiment of peace and unity resonating across the world," says Bo Öhlén.
"Bestowing Victory Vietnam to the Vietnam Film Archive is an honor that solidifies the strong cultural bonds and shared values shared between Sweden and Vietnam. I hope that this film continues to inspire future generations, demonstrating the importance of global connections during periods of hardship," he added.
Filmmaker Bo Öhlén joined the event virtually, sharing his reflections on this significant occasion.
The exchange of Victory Vietnam strengthens the cultural bonds birthed during pivotal moments in history between the two countries. The film now resides as an invaluable addition to the Vietnam Film Institute's archives, ensuring its message continues to motivate the same ideals in future generations.
Swedish Ambassador Johan Ndisi expressed, "Victory Vietnam epitomizes the profound friendship between Sweden and Vietnam during crucial historical moments. Through this footage, we bear witness not only to Vietnam's resilience but also to the universal human values of peace, unity, and mutual understanding that bind us all."
"As we pass on Victory Vietnam to the Vietnam Film Institute, I hope it engenders a continued impulse for insight into the lessons of the past, challenging us to construct a future community built on mutual respect, empathy, and cooperation," Johan Ndisi commented.
Photos courtesy of the Swedish Embassy in Vietnam portray the event's serene atmosphere, emphasizing the significance of this collaborative effort in enhancing the cultural rapport between the two nations.
Sweden has officially handed over the documentary Victory our website to the our websiteese Film Archive. Photos courtesy of the Swedish embassy in Việt Nam
Deputy Minister of Culture, Sports, and Tourism Tạ Quang Đông commended the documentary, recognizing its historical and cultural importance.
"Victory Vietnam represents a momentous testament to the camaraderie and friendship between Sweden and Vietnam during a milestone in Vietnam's history. We are proud to preserve it as part of our cultural heritage for future generations," noted Tạ Quang Đông.
Lê Thị Hà, Director of the Vietnam Film Institute, underscored the impact of the exchange: "As guardians of this emotional chronicle, we feel privileged to introduce it into our archives, cherishing it for its historical accuracy and the powerful illustration of international solidarity."
- Bo Öhlén, the Swedish filmmaker behind Victory Vietnam, expressed his hope that the film would inspire future generations, emphasizing the importance of global connections during challenging times.
- The exchange of Victory Vietnam with the Vietnam Film Archive signifies a strengthening of cultural bonds between Sweden and Vietnam, underscoring the shared values of peace, unity, and mutual understanding between the two nations.
- Tạ Quang Đông, the Deputy Minister of Culture, Sports, and Tourism, highlighted the historical and cultural significance of Victory Vietnam, stating it as a powerful testament to the friendship between Sweden and Vietnam during a pivotal moment in Vietnam's history.
- Johan Ndisi, the Swedish Ambassador, stressed that Victory Vietnam symbolizes the profound friendship between Sweden and Vietnam during critical historical moments, reminding us of the universal human values of peace, unity, and mutual understanding that bind us all.
- The ceremony welcoming Victory Vietnam brought together dignitaries, historians, cultural leaders, and media representatives, all orchestrated to foster an international spirit of peace and solidarity.
- As the movie's director, Bo Öhlén aspires to encapsulate not just the historic events of April 30, 1975, but the intense emotions and unity that pervaded Sweden, illustrating Vietnam's courage, fortitude, and the global sentiment of peace and unity resonating across the world.
