Journalist Le Hong Lam

Le Hong Lam was born and raised in her hometown Quang Tri. He graduated from the Faculty of Journalism, at Hanoi National University. After graduating from school, he worked as a reporter and art editor of the Vietnam Student Weekly. And he also has 12 years as editorial secretary of the magazine Sports Culture and Men. Recently, in addition to being a journalist, Le Hong Lam is also known to many young people as a famous film critic. He shared: "Cinema is a popular art that has existed for more than 100 years. However, to understand a film deeply, requires solid knowledge, sharp observation and ability. artistic expression". From an early age, the male journalist was very passionate about cinema and that passion grew over the years. Especially during his time at the University in Hanoi, a student from Quang Tri had the opportunity to watch a lot of domestic and foreign films. Since then, cinema has become an in-depth subject area and developed to his strengths.

Over the years, he has developed a deeper understanding of critical and research work. film. He feels confident to express his views on social issues through the art of cinema. Critic Le Hong Lam added: "The year 2022 is a year in which the number of Vietnamese films released is very large, which includes many genres such as comedy, action, melodrama, fiction and drama. zombie. Unfortunately, there is only one film that has earned a hundred billion dong in revenue, "Em and Trinh". Most of the remaining films are at a loss and have mixed reviews from the audience. There are many movies with very low revenue but the cost of making films reaches tens of billions of dong. This is an alarming situation and a real disaster. In 2022, he was invited to participate in a discussion in the Vietnam Cinema 2022 program to assess the belief in Vietnamese films. He only rated 3 Vietnamese films and emphasized that some Vietnamese films have a lower revenue than videos of famous TikTokers. Through that, he strongly condemned the films of poor quality but still being released in theaters and said that it was necessary to "purge" to get rid of such "junk" films.

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