From November 6 to 24, the Quang Ninh Museum - Library is holding a Film Week commemorating the 90th anniversary of the Traditional Day of Mining Area Workers - Coal Industry Tradition on November 12 (1936-2026), celebrating the 8th Hanoi International Film Festival and “Vietnam Culture Day” in 2026.
Not only an occasion to enjoy Vietnamese cinematic works rich in artistic and humanitarian value, the Film Week is also an opportunity to look back on heroic historical pages, feel the spirit of “Discipline and Consensus” of the miners, and discover the beauty of Vietnam’s land and people through stories on the screen.
In total, there will be 14 free screenings divided into 2 phases. Phase 1 runs from November 6 to 12; over 7 consecutive days, audiences will enjoy distinctive feature films such as: “The Sparkling Seam”, “Road Through the Forest”, “Red Dawn”, “Don't Burn”, and “The Legend Makers”. Each work brings its own story of history, people, the fighting spirit, and dedication, contributing to spreading pride in revolutionary traditions and the Mining Area workers.
Phase 2 will take place from November 18 to 24, continuing the Film Week with Vietnamese cinematic works of ideological and artistic value, reflecting cultural identity, the beauty of the nation and its people, solidarity, and the aspiration for development. Film information and screening schedules will be updated in the near future.
Screenings take place daily at 8:00 PM, with 1 screening per day at the City Library auditorium. Free tickets can be picked up at the Library lobby of the Museum - Library (during office hours on working days).
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