Summaries

A reunion with old classmates after two decades triggers melancholy memories of a past love. Two decades on, the man is haunted by the ghosts of his unrequited love and a failed career, leaving him with a multitude of unanswered questions.

Details

Keywords
  • friend
Genres
  • Comedy
  • Romance
  • Biography
Release date Dec 11, 2020
Countries of origin Vietnam
Official sites QVFilm Production
Filming locations Ho Chi Minh City, Vietnam
Production companies QVFilm

Box office

Budget $20000

Tech specs

Runtime 1h 58m
Aspect ratio

Synopsis

Realm of Reminiscence is a poignant tapestry of nostalgia, love for one's homeland, and the bittersweet journey of rediscovering oneself. Huy-a man burdened by wounds and estrangement-returns to his rural hometown in the northern highlands of Vietnam after 20 years of wandering in the bustling city. A reunion with old friends becomes more than a nostalgic gathering; it becomes a reckoning with his past and his true self.As memories flood back, Huy recalls a time when he lived under the modest roof of a small-town high school in Kon Tum. Those years were marked by the unbreakable bond with his childhood best friend, Suu, whose untimely death left a lasting scar, and by his quiet, unspoken affection for Hanh, the girl who illuminated his youth. But life's hardships transformed the once-honest boy into a shadow of himself-a drifter in the chaos of the city, ensnared by poor choices and a life of darkness.Returning home becomes both a confrontation and a salve. Reuniting with Hanh-the woman who still holds a piece of his heart-Huy confronts the questions and regrets he has carried for decades. In the golden glow of the countryside's sunset, he comes to understand that happiness isn't about rewriting the past but learning to embrace and cherish the present.Realm of Reminiscence is more than a film about revisiting the past-it is a heartfelt reminder of the enduring value of home and the seemingly forgotten memories that shape who we are, offering audiences a glimpse of their own youth in its reflective narrative.

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