
Directing
Long Vân
Died 2023-12-24
Long Vân (b. 1932/1933 in Hanoi - 24 December 2023) was a Vietnamese director. He belonged to the first directing class of the Vietnam Film School, studying alongside other notable directors such as People's Artists Hải Ninh and Huy Thành. After graduating, he directed several films, and became widely known for the four-part series "Saigon Rangers" (1986), about a historic real-life organization of brave Vietnamese youths fighting as spies within South Vietnam before 1975. The series was the first Vietnamese feature production in color.
Credits
Newest first
Những đứa con biệt động Sài GònDirector2011
Liberation of SaigonDirector2005
Liberation of SaigonWriter2005
The Advisoras Trần Kim Tuyến1996
Until Next Time, Saigon !Director1990
Until Next Time, Saigon !Writer1990
Saigon Rangers: Return You Your NameDirector1986
Saigon Rangers: ThunderstormDirector1986
Saigon Rangers: SilenceDirector1986
Saigon Rangers: The Meeting PlaceDirector1986
For Tomorrowas Tư Trung1981
For TomorrowDirector1981
AwaitDirector1980
Nơi Gặp Gỡ Của Tình YêuDirector1980
The Call AheadDirector1979
Stirring DawnDirector1977
Nowhere to HideAssistant Director1971- The Girl and the DriverAssistant Director—