| Film Type |
Documentary
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|---|---|
| Duration |
57 minutes
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| Genre |
Biographical
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| Language |
English
|
| Shooting Locations |
Los Angeles
Montreal
New York
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| Country of Origin |
United States
|
Forever Spring follows Anh Vu Lieberman and Kristyana Pham, two women raised in the West who are deeply connected by the traumatic evacuation of Saigon in 1975. Both women were born under harrowing circumstances: Anh aboard the MS Trường Xuân cargo ship, and Kristyana in a Hong Kong refugee camp. The film explores profound questions about the transmission of trauma across generations, offering a moving investigation into the psychological legacies of war.
Unique Selling Points:
"Forever Spring" provides a compelling exploration of the psychological impacts of war trauma. The film engages with critical questions about the effects of trauma on unborn children and the lasting imprint such experiences may leave on subsequent generations. This documentary offers both personal narratives and broader reflections on trauma and resilience.
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