On the afternoon of April 26, Fabbiers gathered for the screening of the film “The Tunnel” – a deeply moving cinematic work that vividly reenacts the courageous days of battle fought by our army and people in the iron land of Cu Chi.
Set in the Binh An Dong tunnels – once a key stronghold of the revolutionary forces – the film takes viewers on a journey with young guerrilla fighters, surviving and fighting underground to protect an intelligence officer and top-secret documents. Confronted by elite enemy troops armed with modern technology, they wrote a heroic chapter of history through bravery, resilience, and unwavering faith in victory.
More than war – it’s about humanity and ideals
“The Tunnel” not only recreates a heroic era in Vietnam’s history, but also powerfully portrays brotherhood, belief, and the enduring spirit of the Vietnamese people in hardship. With its simple yet profound moments, the film left a strong impression, evoking deep emotions and pride among the audience.
A moment of reflection – Awakening gratitude
The screening concluded in a contemplative atmosphere, leaving Fabbiers with profound reflections on the value of peace, freedom, and the quiet sacrifices made by generations before us. It served as a powerful reminder to cherish our history and honor the heroes who laid the foundation for the peaceful lives we enjoy today.
