Opening of Oriental Film Week 2015

Oriental Film Week is an annual extracurricular activity held in the middle of the first semester of the Oriental Studies Department for students who love movies inside and outside the school. Here, students can see the cultural colors of countries through Japanese, Korean, Chinese, Thai and Indian films.

Talking about the significance of the program, Mr. Pham Hoang Hung, on behalf of the Party Committee - Board of Directors of the Faculty of Oriental Studies, Head of the Cinema Club shared: The Oriental Film Week is organized to welcome students of the 60th course. This is also an opportunity for majors to promote their image and attract students in the faculty through competition on the appeal of films.

Mr. Pham Hoang Hung gave the opening speech of Oriental Film Week.

The Oriental Film Week is divided into screenings organized by departments starting from November 6 to November 13, with films from the following majors: Thailand, India, and Korea. The film from the Japanese Studies major has been moved to Friday evening, November 13. All the content of the screenings is done by third-year students of the Oriental Studies department, from selection, translation to narration. This helps students demonstrate and improve their foreign language skills in the major they are studying.

The group of authors conducted a film screening for the Chinese Studies major.

The film “When Children Get Angry” by a group of students majoring in Chinese studies is a story about a boy and his experiences when he ran away from home. With a message about family love and pure friendship, the film is very popular with students. In addition, this year’s Oriental Film Week also has a lucky draw with gifts for the lucky ones who attend the program.