| >>> We invite readers to watch the trailer for the movie Going Toward the Fire. Source DPCC |
Go towards the fire is the 6th full-length film invested in and produced by K+ Television. The work, made by director Tran Thanh Huy, takes the theme of firefighters and rescuers to tell the story of one of the most dangerous occupations in the world.
The film left an impression on the audience because the disaster scenes were recreated realistically and tragically. Fires and traffic accidents with rapid developments and a large context bring emotional tension to viewers. The rescue process seemed to be taking place before the audience’s eyes, with suffocating tension.
To adhere to director Tran Thanh Huy’s point of view: “What’s real, I film, what’s fake, I take out”, the actor in the movie Going Towards Fire devoted himself to his role and directly performed it. Many dangerous action scenes. A notable scene in the movie is the accident of a passenger car losing its brakes and plunging into the river. The film crew chose Cu De River in Da Nang with its majestic scenery of surrounding mountains and blue water. In the midst of that seemingly peaceful scene, a tragic accident took place.
| Director Tran Thanh Huy directed the scene. Photo: DPCC |
When reading the script about a bus accident in the river, actor Tran Ngoc Vang (playing Minh Long) thought director Tran Thanh Huy would film at the swimming pool and use special effects. When taken to the river scene, the young actor was shocked and exclaimed: “Brother Huy does everything for real, I don’t know if I’m acting in a movie or participating in a real life experience?”.
The 30-seat passenger bus was submerged in the river bed. Under the supervision and support of rescue experts, Tran Ngoc Vang and the actors had to film the underwater struggle scene for many hours.
This scene was not just shot once but had to be filmed over and over again, with many different angles. The passenger car was continuously pulled up and then submerged in the water throughout a long day. Having never acted in an action movie before, Tran Ngoc Vang could not predict the difficulties and dangers of the scene. After setting up the shoot, he told himself that whatever needed to be done, he just did it. When filming in a real river, Tran Ngoc Vang also immersed himself in the character’s emotions when standing on the line of life and death, having to fight to find life not only for himself but also for other passengers.
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| Behind the scenes of a passenger car accident scene. Photo: DPCC |
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In addition to this bus accident scene, many other scenes in the movie were also created with the most realistic effects. The cast went through many challenges such as having to try their hand at acting amidst thick smoke, rehearsing for explosion scenes or rolling from a mountain into an abyss full of sharp rocks. Many times, Lanh Thanh and Xuan Phuc felt listless after each scene, not only physically tired but also mentally tired, because they could not escape their roles after going through intensely dangerous scenes. Director Tran Thanh Huy’s honest filmmaking criteria helped the actors create an emotional climax, bringing viewers touching footage.
Ho Thu Anh shared that this was the first time she worked with director Tran Thanh Huy and he always tried to make what happened on the set as realistic as possible, thereby causing the actors to come up with acting reactions. truest to that situation.
As for Tran Ngoc Vang, Go towards the fire brought him many unusual firsts. This is the first time he has acted in a true action movie, sitting in a fire truck to fight a real fire.
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| Actor Tran Ngoc Vang. Photo: DPCC |
Go towards the fire K+ Television carefully cared for not only by the production team but also received enthusiastic advice from the local government of Da Nang city – the place chosen as the film’s setting. This is also a work to pay tribute to the great sacrifices of officers, soldiers, firefighters, rescuers and rescuers across the country who were not afraid of hardship and hardship, and were willing to bet. his life to save the people.
Movie Going Towards the Fire will air at 8:00 p.m. every Monday and Tuesday from February 12 (the 3rd day of Tet).