Dziecko z Pyłu
| 导演： | Weronika Mliczewska |
| 制片国家/地区： | 波兰 / 越南 / 瑞典 |
| 类型： | 纪录片 |
| 年代： | 2025 |
| 豆瓣评分： | 0 |
| 影伴评分： | 0 |
剧情简介
One day Sang, a child from the Vietnam war, finds his biological father in the USA. Now Sang's only mission is to meet his dad. He needs to undergo the US program that will grant him a visa, the only rule is that: he needs to leave his daughter behind because she is over 21 years old. Sang's daughter runs away from home, sinks into heroin addiction and abandons her son, leaving... (展开全部)
One day Sang, a child from the Vietnam war, finds his biological father in the USA. Now Sang's only mission is to meet his dad. He needs to undergo the US program that will grant him a visa, the only rule is that: he needs to leave his daughter behind because she is over 21 years old. Sang's daughter runs away from home, sinks into heroin addiction and abandons her son, leaving him to Sang and his wife. As they cannot leave the grandson alone and leave to America, Sang needs to find his daughter and finally reconcile with her. Sang's reunion with his father is a clash of two worlds that, despite the passage of fifty years since the withdrawal of US troops from Vietnam, are still marked by the stigma of war. Will this journey trigger a new start for both families?
One day Sang, a child from the Vietnam war, finds his biological father in the USA. Now Sang's only mission is to meet his dad. He needs to undergo the US program that will grant him a visa, the only rule is that: he needs to leave his daughter behind because she is over 21 years old. Sang's daughter runs away from home, sinks into heroin addiction and abandons her son, leaving... (展开全部)
One day Sang, a child from the Vietnam war, finds his biological father in the USA. Now Sang's only mission is to meet his dad. He needs to undergo the US program that will grant him a visa, the only rule is that: he needs to leave his daughter behind because she is over 21 years old. Sang's daughter runs away from home, sinks into heroin addiction and abandons her son, leaving him to Sang and his wife. As they cannot leave the grandson alone and leave to America, Sang needs to find his daughter and finally reconcile with her. Sang's reunion with his father is a clash of two worlds that, despite the passage of fifty years since the withdrawal of US troops from Vietnam, are still marked by the stigma of war. Will this journey trigger a new start for both families?
