By 2050, South Vietnam Will Disappear
In the near future a mother and daughter uncover secrets of the past while managing climate challenges at their flood-struck home, leading to a night of catharsis and healing across generations
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F A I T H - B A S E D S C I - F I and
C O M I N G - O F - A G E D R A M A
a film by nhu than
3 GENERATIONS OF MOTHER AND DAUGHTER
3 GENERATIONS OF MOTHER AND DAUGHTER
A lost GENZ sound-artist influencer
A drained MOTHER with a dream of going back to her home country
A successful BUSINESS OWNER and a strong conviction to heal her best friend's scarred daughter
And a curious EIGHT-YEAR-OLD CHILD who chooses not to speak
Việt Nam to Sacramento . . .
Việt Nam to Sacramento . . .
2025 to 2050 . . .
2025 to 2050 . . .
ESTRANGED RELATIONSHIP
ESTRANGED RELATIONSHIP
How does a child and a parent meet within their suffering?
SOUND, SILENCE, AND BROKENNESS
SOUND, SILENCE, AND BROKENNESS
How does escaping into comfort heal loneliness and family dysfunction?
THE REAL VS. THE ATTRACTIVE
THE REAL VS. THE ATTRACTIVE
Which home do we spend most time living in – our real home or the world in our phone? And which "home" will we choose to raise our youth in?
CAST
Cindy Đinh-Riach
As Adult Mai
Actor, Writer & Filmmaker
Vân Anh Lê
As Young Mai
NY-Based Fashion Designer
Lê Thục Anh
As Online Influencer
Award-Winning Actor
Model | DJ from Vietnam
+ New faces from the diverse and vibrant hub of Sacramento
CREW
Writer-Director-Producer: Như Thân
Co-Producer: Colin Reeves-Fortney
Director of Photography: Colin Reeves-Fortney
Production Design: Rayna Jamorabon
Assistant Director: Evan Tallman
Assistant Camera: Masaya Hirose
Gaffer: Ash (Urvashi) Bhasin
Key Grip: Zach Yetman
Sound Recordist: Alejandro Caprile
Production Assistant: Cyrille Kaiklian, Eric Tam, and Rachel Ching
Social Media Director: Steven Phạm
Graphic Designer: Andrew Lê
POST
Sound Design & Composter: Lý Trang
Editor: TBD
Colorist: Cruz Murillo
Why Now?
Why Now?
2025 is significant.
It marks the 50th year of the end of the Vietnam War and 25 years from the disappearance of South Vietnam by 2050.
Over 40,000 Vietnamese-Americans living in Sacramento still look back to their now sinking homeland, where millions will be continuously displaced and stories still yet to be made known.
History is repeating. And this film is the first to call attention to the hidden experience of Vietnam's disappearance.
100% of your donation is tax-deductible!
5% of your donation will go towards Blue Dragon to help rebuild homes of families affected by the September 2024 Typhoon Yagi that decimated major parts of Vietnam.
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